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Chromium

The luster of such a metal,draws its seekers to watery eyes.
As the heat frees a captive, that was hidden in disguise.
To show such stability, perfection in the making.
Nicolas Vauquelin, was the father that did the waking.
Metal, I disagree, categorized to something small.
Metals, perhaps an alloy, for chroma is part of all.
No rariety to such a pleasure, still so hard to find.
Polished unto many and dulled to those only in mind.

By RORY

It all ends like this
In a flash like chromium burning
It all begins like this
Slowly churning back to the norm
And we forgot to look around and see the truth of things
This is what we always wanted
Always needed
And always create
It all ends like this
In a flash of chromium burning bright
To tear our eyes away
from the visage of ourselves
By Shawn W. Dossett

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