You got me.
I wasn't quite sure where this contest would go and was honestly waiting for the other shoe to drop (thinking some odd criteria would be introduced in the voting or something).
For the record
"1. The Book of Questions by Pablo Neruda" is a real book of questions without any answers given. For example, "
Which yellow bird fills its nest with lemons?"
and "
Where did the full moon leave its sack of flour tonight?"
It's a very enjoyable read and it's instantly what this "
contest"
reminded me of when I saw this thread.
"2. It's a small, clear, glass box with a gold border along the edges. It's lying slightly askew in the sand dunes. The ladder is close by and rises forever straight up into the sky without any support. The horse is around somewhere, I think, but I don't know it that well. And the storm is mostly wind and lightening and it is still miles away." is my answer to an interesting personally test -
The Cube
and
"3. For tea too." is of course the ultimate answer to life, the universe and everything.
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And I can recall our caravel: a little wicker beetle shell with four fine maste and lateen sails,
its bearings on Cair Paravel. O my love, O it was a funny little thing to be the ones to've seen.
-Joanna Newsom "
Bridges and Balloons"