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      April 4, 2015StarsKatherine Chritton

      It’s very hard to imagine that there’s nothing beyond the universe
      I can’t imagine nothing
      What color would it be?
      What is it like?
      What does it feel like against your tongue?
      Does it make you feel full after you eat it, or is it like air?
      But air is something, and nothing is nothing
      Or it’s like millions and millions of flies painted white
      And inside the swarm of flies there are millions of white bees
      The closest color to nothing would be clear
      The closest smell would be the faintest trace of honey bee
      The closest sound would be the faintest buzz
      The closest taste would be rain
      The closest touch would be air on my skin
      All this—the stars and the universe and nothing—
      makes me feel colorful and happy to move.

      from 2015 RYPA

      Katherine Chritton (age 6)

      Why do you like to write poetry?

      “I like writing poetry because it allows me to combine two of my interests, creative writing and thinking about nature.”