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Beauty In Blue

Poetically sees, this marvel by me- this vision, pristine, presented in blue- the post-sunset sky, stars mirrored, set free to dance on the lake that follows on through the jagged shoreline of inlets and curves graced sharply by craggy, uneven peaks. And there, standing tall, with pride he deserves, surrounded by beauty- wonder, mystiques- neath alien sky and far distant stars- an earth man beholds blue beauty on Mars. June 14, 2019 For The Contest, 'Blue Dress' Sponsored by Anthony Slausen
Note: On Mars, while the sky is red during the day, the sunset is blue. The reason for this is that the dust particles always make a blue halo around the sun on Mars, but the halo is only easy to see when the light passes through all the dust while coming over the horizon.
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Canerdy Avatar
January 27, 2020 at 9:21 AM
So creatively composed and lovely, Sandra. CONGRATS on your win. Janice
Haight Avatar
January 27, 2020 at 6:04 PM
Oh, thank you, Janice, for your visit, supportive comments, and congrats! Much appreciated, for sure. Hugs, Sandra ;)
Marcum Wong Avatar
July 24, 2019 at 2:56 PM
Thank you for the information about Mars that I was unaware of Sandra. I really enjoyed your beautiful poem. Congratulations on your deserving second place win! I can't believe this beauty hasn't gotten any comments. : ) xxoo
Haight Avatar
August 3, 2019 at 4:12 PM
Thank you for your nice comments and congrats, Connie. I always appreciate your visits and uplifting thoughts on my poems. I don't always find the time to read and comment as much as I'd like to...but trying harder! Hugs, Sandra
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