Candidates for the United States of Matter

Long time readers may remember the chapter challenge assignment for phases of matter that I posted about last year. This year's crop of projects was decent, but one stood out from the rest. It was developed by a group of three 8th grade boys, and while it doesn't always make scientific sense, they make up for it in creativity...enjoy :)

Candidates for the United States of Matter

My name is solid, just like a rock, I havea definite shape like a cinder block. I don't move much, I like to vibrate in place, I'm not interested in trying to keep up with the pace. My particles are packced close, cause I keep it real tight, that's why if you vote for me you'll be alright. When I change from a solid to a liquid I start to melt down, I lose my definite shape but I'm king of the town. I feel a little better cause i have room to move around, no more will my particles keep me bound!

My name is liquid, and I like to flow, I have no definite shape, so I'm ready to go. I have room to move around whenever I can, and I have definite volume, so I'm your man. I need to move, move, move, no time to stop, we need more matter like me, so let's vote, chop, chop. When I go from a liquid to a gas, I get super fast, and I can move even more freely so I can go full blast. From a liquid to solid I turn real hard, and show off my moves like stop the yard.

My name is gas and I'm the best, I can move more freely than all the rest. Though I have no definite volume, nor definite shape, I be stuntin' walkin' round in my brand new Bapes. You can vote for me, if you got style, so I can get the job done and make it all worthwhile. Did you know that liquid can become gas you might not know because it happens very fast? Vote for me or vote for me not, if you don't vote for me you'll be like a solid hard as a rock.

So you better vote for me or don't wast your time, those other candidates aren't worth a dime, and you better vote for me or I gonna get ya, son, so go tell all the others that I'm Number 1!