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Now write something poetic!
300 Gold
100 Siver
50 Bronze
Contest is Over
- Contest was judged on February 28, 2006
- Rewards: Gold: 300
- Final notes: Thank you all! These entries were all worthy of points. I will award all entries that did not place in the top three 25 points. (I wish I could give more, but that's all I have)
Thanks for writing these. I enjoyed them all!
Laura
Entries [4]
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What’s that, Daddy?
Noncoplanar points of arithmetic sequenced concyclic loci of acceleration velocity variations...by wbiro 65 lines, 29 comments, on Feb 24 3:50 PM 2006. In Astronomy, Humor, Contemporary
Silver trophy winner
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In the midst of chaos,
a form of light appears from the mist,by Gay-Militant 38 lines, 1 comment, on Feb 24 4:10 PM 2006. In Dark• Commented on by judge. -
The deepest, darkest part of me
Now seems naked and unraveled.• Commented on by judge.
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Wow, some of those pictures don't even look real, they look like paintings. Our universe is truly beautiful, one can only wonder what could be out there somewhere... Thanks for this contest, I'm sure the images will inspire many fantastic writes, good luck to everyone who enters, and to you on judging this! Take care, Heather x
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Thanks for stopping by to view those spectacular shots! Are they cool or what?!!! I had no idea the universe was so dynamically beautiful. All we see is black space and small blips of stars. I am so inspired by this that I may break out my paints and start painting again!
Laura -
Yeah!
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Deliocious idea. I'll go right here now
Laura, I had seen your display before at a Science show. The Hubble ones. However, I never cease to marvel at the galaxies and the fact that we are looking out at the past with light taking 100's and 1000's of years to reach our contemporary eyes. Thank you for putting up ultimate wonder to write about. Lyndon. -
Thanks for taking the challange and writing the first entry! I read it through once. I'll be by later to really read it. I like the part about us being and assemblage point... it reminds me of my Toltec training.
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Hi Laura. A friend had sent me the same link and I must agree that the wonders shown are inspirational of word, music, deep thinking...thanks for the invitation to share how such sights move this point of "I".
Peace and blessings, Rod -
Finally a contest I can really enjoy being inspired by. I am a huge fan of astronomy and if I were better in math I would probably consider astrophysics and astronomy. Oh well. The universe is so spectacular and it is such a shame we can only see such a small portion of what exists beyond our protective atmosphere. Great contest idea!
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ooo how ironic that i had used a hubble space picture some months back for a poem. And now this kicking contest is happening for such a treat
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I don't know that I can find the words to describe what I just saw when I followed that link... I am just so... wordless. All I can do is stand in awe of the beauty... the the... I can't describe it!
Thank you SOOO much for sharing that link...
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Thanks for the silver... nice contest to bring out the spacy in us!
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Thank you VERY much for reading and commenting on my poem! I was truly in awe while I watched the video... in fact I think I've watched it close to 10 times since last night LOL... I am truly grateful for sharing the link!
Thank you for the points as well... it's appreciated that you considered my poem!!! ~Melissa -
A blissful challenge
Laura thank you for the contest. It was utterly enjoyable. Listening to the music and watching the hubble video were rare treats. Congratulations to Wayne and to Myrddin especially. Such a response was a challenge which should have attracted more, Laura, I would have thought.
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