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Things That Are Carved Into My Chemistry Table: A True Story
May 28, 2014
While bored at the end of my chemistry lab,
I noticed some things that weren’t so fab
Some symbols, names, and other words too
So now, in some rhymes, I’ll describe them to you
A flower, a swastika, a smiley face
The words “Do you like me? Sincerely, Grace”
Some initials etched deeply into a heart,
And very unusual abstract art
A part of the body that I shouldn’t mention
And words from a kid who should get a detention
If it isn’t believed that my story is true
just come in the chem room; I’ll show them to you.
© Christine E., Pequannock, NJ
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