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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Echoes can hide in places far and wide: in valleys, wells, near walls, in empty rooms; in hills and canyons and in ancient tombs. In Chichen Itza, Mexico, there stands a Mayan pyramid, now known and named 'New Wonder of the World'. One mystery: this temple, built for snake god, Kukulkan- their eminent and feathered deity, echoes a sound, much like a chirping bird- a bird that represents the Mayan soul; their spirits spoke in echoes, they believed. The visitors can stand at bottom, clap their hands and hear the echo of a chirp. Sound waves create distorted callings of their native Quetzal bird as claps reflect upon the lengthy set of stairs above. No puzzle that this spirit chirping from the Pyramid of Kukulkan would speak in echo-voice of their most sacred bird. Unknown if Mayans engineered this feat- Unknown if spirits of their bird speak out- Unknown if this is nature's sound-wave play. In Chichen Itza, Mexico is found- a Mayan pyramid, enigma-bound. December 11, 2015 ~3rd Place~ Contest: Urban Legend Sponsor: Nayda Ivette Negron Judged: 04/30/2017 ~3rd Place~ Contest: Screwed VII Sponsor: Rob Carmack Judged: 03/21/2016 ~Honorable Mention~ Contest: A Tomb of Ancient Bloom Sponsor: Justin Bordner Judged: 03/13/2016 Written in Blank Verse - Iambic Pentameter 10 syllables, 5 feet per line.
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