Smokey the Bear tried to warn us not to play with fire nor matches Never any carelessness so near the flames A Bunsen's burner licks the glass cesium rubidium
I listened till the dare undid the bear Consumed us with its hunger for the science and the gases instability of it
Flicked us out the window of a sunny day Cricket dry the grass Knee deep in *** butts in litter by the underpass
Flames trespass explode beyond us
After wind-driven flames ripped through Colarado
The scientist for whom the Bunsen burner was named also discovered the volatile elements cesium and rubidium.