Every atom on this earth
aspires to reach its full potential.
Yet atoms will never be complete,
without forming that one special bond.
Noble gases are their ultimate goal-
Broken bonds of the past leave them weak.
Chlorine atoms are at first not weak,
Bonds seemingly limitless on earth.
Pursues lithim to reach the goal;
Failure to share destroys their potential.
Chlorine drifts to covalent, a similar bond.
Will bonds with an identical face leave chlorine complete?
Even the same atom won't compel chlorine complete.
Chlorine's efforts for its partner become weak.
Roams in circles in search of the bond-
left nowhere on this minuscule earth.
"Perhaps I'm not meant to fulfill my potential,
Maybe I shall give up on this hopeless goal."
Decides to persist, obsess over the goal.
Are boron, barium, or bismuth the elements that complete-
or do flourine and francium have the potential?
Alas, the bonds between them are weak.
There must be a bond for every element on Earth!
Continue to journey for the bond.
Desperation ensues for the bond,
Goes through all categories to grasp the goal.
Must be an undiscovered element deeper within earth,
as alkali metals and halogens too cannot complete.
All elements doomed to be weak
if chlorine lost its once firm potential.
Chlorine begins to wither without its potential-
Sodium suddenly appears, that one special bond.
Electric touch- chlorine no longer weak!
The one meant to help chlorine finally reach the goal,
together in harmony, they are complete.
Na and Cl finally link as they wander the earth.
Every element could find that deep bond on this earth,
though we may become weak until we are complete.
Trust in the potential to reach the distant goal.
Perfect Chemistry(original)
Every atom on this earth
aspires to reach its full potential.
Yet atoms will never be complete,
without forming that one special bond.
Noble gases are their ultimate goal-
Broken bonds of the past leave them weak.
Chlorine atoms are at first not weak,
Bonds seemingly limitless on earth.
Pursues lithim to reach the goal;
Failure to share destroys their potential.
Chlorine drifts to covalent, a similar bond.
Will bonds with an identical face leave chlorine complete?
Even the same atom won't compel chlorine complete.
Chlorine's efforts for its partner become weak.
Roams in circles in search of the bond-
left nowhere on this minuscule earth.
"Perhaps I'm not meant to fulfill my potential,
Maybe I shall give up on this hopeless goal."
Decides to persist, obsess over the goal.
Are boron, barium, or bismuth the elements that complete-
or do flourine and francium have the potential?
Alas, the bonds between them are weak.
There must be a bond for every element on Earth!
Continue to journey for the bond.
Desperation ensues for the bond,
Goes through all categories to grasp the goal.
Must be an undiscovered element deeper within earth,
as alkali metals and halogens too cannot complete.
All elements doomed to be weak
if chlorine lost its once firm potential.
Chlorine begins to wither without its potential-
Sodium suddenly appears, that one special bond.
Electric touch- chlorine no longer weak!
The one meant to help chlorine finally reach the goal,
together in harmony, they are complete.
Na and Cl finally link as they wander the earth.
Every element could find that deep bond on this earth,
though we may become weak until we are complete.
Trust in the potential to reach the distant goal.
Perfect Chemistry(original)
Every atom on this earth
aspires to reach its full potential.
But atoms will never be complete,
without forming that one special bond.
Noble gases are what they desire to be,
but broken bonds of the past leave them weak.
Chlorine atoms do not begin weak-
its bonds seemingly limitless on this earth.
Pursues lithium at first to reach the final goal,
but they fail to share and lose their original potential.
Chlorine shifts to covalent, in hopes of finding a more similar bond.
Would bonding with an identical atom leave chlorine complete?
Yet even the same atom cannot compel chlorine to be complete,
chlorine's efforts to find its partner become weak.
Roams in circles in search of that unique bond-
is it nowhere to be found on this minuscule earth?
"Perhaps I'm not meant to fulfill my potential,
Maybe I should give up on this hopeless goal."
Decides to persist and obsess over the goal.
Are boron, barium, or bismuth the elements needed to complete-
or do flourine and francium have the potential?
The bonds between them prove to be weak.
There must be a match for every element on earth!
Continue to journey for the bond.
Desperation ensues for the bond,
chlorine tries almost every category to grasp the goal.
There must be an element undiscovered that lies deeper within earth,
as alkali earth metals and halogens fail to make chlorine complete.
Every element must be doomed to be weak,
if chlorine no longer has its once strong potential.
As chlorine begins to wither due to no more potential,
Sodium suddenly appears; that one special bond.
Electric touch- chlorine no longer weak!
It's the one meant to help chlorine finally reach its goal,
together in harmony, they are both complete.
Na and Cl are finally linked as they wander the earth.
We see that every element can find that deep bond on this earth,
though we may become weak until we are finally complete.
Believe in the potential to reach the distant goal.