The final winner in our fourth annual Found Poetry Student Contest is Katie, 14, from Herndon, Va. Her poem is taken from the article "Tantalizing New Clues Into the Mysteries of Dark Matter." You can find the work of the other 11 winners here, and a list of eight runners-up below Katie's poem in this post. Thank you again to the many teachers and students who participated, and don't forget our Summer Reading Contest, which begins this Friday and runs through Aug. 16. Where ever The universe, with its dark fireballs of wild light, throwing time as we know it into the invisible hold of missing monsters, left over from an empty space built by an army whose voyage is colliding crackling clumping together to form an uncertain place, exquisite in the most peculiar way, floating, among other things, in the creation of you. Runners-Up: And one final note, for Richard, who posted a great poem and then was honest enough to mention that, though he is 25 years old - the upper limit for the contest - he is also a teacher. Much as we loved your poem, Richard, the contest was clearly intended for students only. We hope you understand.