Antimony is part of human society,
enhancing the makeup variety.
In this case its paired with sulfur already,
which makes it black and steady.

A silvery shiny metal among so many,
but you have to use it canny.
Usually it is brittle and of no good use,
but it has remarkable abilities to choose.

A funny, yet useful feature might be,
in the glasmaking industry.
The tiny bubbles are removed,
better properties approved.

For instance your TV screen,
is what I do mean.
As pigment it finds recomondation,
black or yellow, or some variation.

The most powerful modern property,
it is flame inhibitory.
This means with antimony things burn less,
for savety reasons a good adress.

It is highly affine to oxygen and sulfur,
and not so often used pure.
They tried coins in ancient china,
the lifespan was a single liner.

Stibium it was called in ancient rome,
this is why you find Sb in the semiconductor zone.
An interesting metal and unique,
without bonds, a little weak.