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Jupiter's Great Red SpotA Poem by Richard WilliamsThe big storm on Jupiter. |
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Inner.A Book by ZakI don't need to describe it: it's themes and ideas are evident in the story. Read on, darlings, read on! |
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The Nebular NativityA Poem by KenazA poem about where stars are born, and the first place I look to at night. |
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Forming NebulasA Poem by EmpirikAs seen in space from my placeViewing through two scopes of glassOculary occurrence of herEntering with a cosmic hue of dusty particlesKnown by a fewI.. |
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Ramble #5: Galaxy of ThoughtA Poem by HarleyThe sky is full of my regrets:Each star, a lone mistake;Each constellation, a lie;Each planet, a quick judgement;Each shining nebula, a waste of time;.. |
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The Origin of MusicA Story by The New BardThis particular piece was written for my AP English class. I spent hours on it; ironically, I was scored a 'B', but I guess that is how the cookie cru.. |
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The StarletA Poem by EmilyI'm not a girl, I'm a nebula.I landed here in a pink cloud of dust.From each word blossomed stars, galaxies.My legs were moved by hydrogen and helium... |
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Do you also hear itA Poem by Rudi J.P. LejaeghereThere is something incredibly nostalgic and significant about the annual cascade of autumn leaves. Joe L. Wheeler |
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Chapter FifteenA Chapter by Jonny B. MitchellA secret is finally confessed to Kenny. |
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The Shadow of EleganceA Poem by Paradise's PoetI can see her in my dreamsBeyond the clouded doubt that sustains as the nebulaMeasured within the undead thoughts once vitalAnd wedded to the ebb tide.. |
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Monster FogA Story by Daniel SewardA team of scientists explore a nebula and learn that it is too late to make it back out. But can they save others? |
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Born of the Milky WayA Poem by -c.a.Something I wrote while thinking about the love of my life, someone who I'd gladly spend everyday with and who I would do anything for. |
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RelativityA Poem by MoonieO bright nebulae in this shroom box of darkness, weaved by wicked Gods that waft wastefully and consume everything created. Here we stand, reduc.. |
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NebulaA Story by AstrononymousA Nebula is recreated inside an abalone shell, with all it's might. It's also in our eyes, when we look at someone we love! |
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