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Einsteinium

circles radiating
out
laden with electrons
moving
fast
around
a nucleus
cupping protons and nuetrons
they balance
the electrons and protons
negative and positive
on both sides of reason
one forever circling the other
vibrating
poison
radioactivity
stirring in it's depths
while
the calm eyes
from
the picture
stare
out of a ravagned face
haloed by his white hair
as snow falls
By Muini E. Tsnie

Alliteration of the letter B

It starts with B in the Beginning
On the battlefield of the basketball court
And in the battle for the bunt to turn into a base hit
Every diving bat or ball turns out blunt
Boxing Day can be bloody in the British common wealth
The bowling ball blasts through the alley
The baleen breeches through the balmy sea
As the bride and the bridesmaid throw the bouquet over the bridge
As the balloons fly blissfully through the blue sky
The bagpipes beautifully bellow B2K’s “Bump, Bump, Bump”
To all of the boys in the band b is a very useful note
Behave and believe in the boogie-woogie of the letter B
By Jeff Laz

Einsteinium The Rule-Breaker

When I try to imagine an element named
For that scientist famed, With his hair so untamed,

I know that it has to be radioactive,
And though artificial, not photorefractive.

(If "I before E" is the rule, tell me please,
Why, not once, but twice, the "Is" follow the "Es.")
By Anon

Einsteinium
in time becomes
something else entirely
what that might be
i don't know
but it too will inspire me
By John K. O'Zemko

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