the story of glass

the dangers of glass

Glass, oh glass, a material so fine,

But it hides dangers lurking behind,

With sharp edges and piercing shards,

It can tear flesh, and leave us scarred.

A windowpane, transmissive and clear,

Can hide from us the perils near,

A slip of hand could shatter it all,

And cause injury, unthinkable and tall.

Bottles and jars, pretty and neat,

Can become a dangerous treat,

When shattered, they release a storm,

Of glass debris, that can cause harm.

The mirrors we admire every day,

Can be dangerous in more than one way,

A crack, a fall, and they shatter apart,

Leaving behind, a bleeding heart.

Glass jewellery, so delicate and frail,

Can cause injury.Wrapped around, a finger or neck,

Could lead to wounds, leaving us a wreck.

So, let's not forget the dangers of glass,

Lurking behind its shiny and fine mass,

Let's handle it with care, and be wise,

And avoid the sudden bloodshed, and cries.