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Candyfloss Clouds

By Harley White posted 29 days ago

  

Credit: ESA/Hubble & NASA, C. Murray

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Candyfloss Clouds

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Of candyfloss the clouds are made

or so appearance has portrayed

the pastel fluffiness we see

in such exquisite star debris

where wisps of dusty billows strayed.

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As cotton candy too conveyed

the multi-colored scene displayed

resembles festive feasting spree

of candyfloss.

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In Magellanic cloud brocade

the image-processed hues persuade

our senses momentarily

from astral artistry to flee

into a fancied masquerade

of candyfloss.

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~ Harley White

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The poem is in the form of a rondeau…

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Capturing candyfloss clouds

https://esahubble.org/images/potw2519a/

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Image Description: A part of a nebula in space. It is made of layers of gas and dust clouds in different colors, from blue and green shades to pink, red and black, indicating light emitted by different molecules. The background cloud layers are thicker and puffier, though still translucent, and the upper layers are thin and bright at the edges. Behind the clouds are very many small, mostly orange and some blue, stars.

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Credit: ESA/Hubble & NASA, C. Murray


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