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Nitrogen

You’re in every
living tissue, but still,
the French call you
lifeless. They say
they wouldn’t be
caught dead alone
with you in a room.
They say the laughing
gas and morphine
just disguise the pain.
They say, after that truck
pulled up to that building
full of kids and burst open,
as bright as the stars
where you are born, after
the smog finally cleared,
that we began to understand
the difficulty of farm work,
the meaning of dirty hands.
By nathan long

Your symbol is N.
You have atomic numbeer 7.
mass is 14.00674.
Your nucleus contains 7 protons.
Daniel rutherford discovered you.
You are a nonmetal and colorless.
You used to fertilize things.
You are in my food.
You also use in rocket fuel.
so i know who you are
you are a nitrogen nitrogen.
The fifth most abundant
element in the univerve
By Sukhi

Nitrogen, nitrogen everywhere!
Nitrogen, nitrogen in the air!

It is such a useful thing,
Oh it just makes me want to sing!

It is in my blood, my DNA,
I wouldn't exist without it, there's just no way!
By Janice

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