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Fertile precincts of toxic air, colourless And unstable create, inexistent boundaries Of oxygen ***** by electrical discharges Ultraviolet caress. An atom more turns The unscented scent into a pungent odour, Pale blue molecules high temperatures detonate While low ones, solidify in violet black coagula, Generous enough to retain, for humanity And wildlife and all beneath, a gaseous form Up high to shield, the delicate planet hosting Sparkles of consciousness from its star’s deadly Compromising radiations, absorbing them to grant A frail, balance through its presence in stratosphere We know, as our fragile sheltering ozone layer, Descending just a little lower to become once more, Breathable life bearing oxygen penetrating Our lungs inundating a system, flowing through Veins where the pale blue molecules spring only, Every now and then in white blood cells, fighting Illful intruders ensuring, survival of amazing wonders.
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Oct 25, 2017
Oct 25, 2017 at 1:59 AM UTC
Sheltered by toxic air
Fertile precincts of toxic air, colourless And unstable create, inexistent boundaries Of oxygen ***** by electrical discharges Ultraviolet caress. An atom more turns The unscented scent into a pungent odour, Pale blue molecules high temperatures detonate While low ones, solidify in violet black coagula, Generous enough to retain, for humanity And wildlife and all beneath, a gaseous form Up high to shield, the delicate planet hosting Sparkles of consciousness from its star’s deadly Compromising radiations, absorbing them to grant A frail, balance through its presence in stratosphere We know, as our fragile sheltering ozone layer, Descending just a little lower to become once more, Breathable life bearing oxygen penetrating Our lungs inundating a system, flowing through Veins where the pale blue molecules spring only, Every now and then in white blood cells, fighting Illful intruders ensuring, survival of amazing wonders.
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Oct 25, 2017
Oct 25, 2017 at 1:59 AM UTC
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