I was reading through the riddles, not actually planning on posting, but it was scaring me that nobody had answered the one Garrett posted,
So I guess I must to stop being scared of this thread answer it <span class="ev_code_WHITE">Fishy! or you know, the fish which Gollum liked to eat...</span>
And 'cause I have piles of riddles I'll post a few.
First off, 'cause I answered that one I'm thinking I need to add to the thread:
This thing all things devours:
Birds, beasts, trees, flowers;
Grinds iron, bites steel;
Grinds hard stones to meal;
Slays kings, ruins town,
And beats high mountains down.
<span class="ev_code_WHITE">Yay for Tolkien *wink*</span>
Two I made up at like 11 or 12 while doing a project on a certain book..:
1. Moving clouds of black
Southward facing
Homeward tracing
Cold winds chasing
Soon will waft back.
2. Welcomes and dismisses
Provides protection
Gate to a hidden place
Window to the world
Pound for a message
Tap for the answer.
And one which I was asked in a summer program between 6th and 7th grades and really liked for a while because it tricked so many people:
A man without eyes saw plums in a tree.
He neither took plums nor left plums, now how can that be?
Eventually I'll edit and add answers I suppose
Alive without breath,
As cold as death,
Never thirsting,
Ever drinking,
Clad in mail never clinking.
As cold as death,
Never thirsting,
Ever drinking,
Clad in mail never clinking.
And 'cause I have piles of riddles I'll post a few.
First off, 'cause I answered that one I'm thinking I need to add to the thread:
This thing all things devours:
Birds, beasts, trees, flowers;
Grinds iron, bites steel;
Grinds hard stones to meal;
Slays kings, ruins town,
And beats high mountains down.
<span class="ev_code_WHITE">Yay for Tolkien *wink*</span>
Two I made up at like 11 or 12 while doing a project on a certain book..:
1. Moving clouds of black
Southward facing
Homeward tracing
Cold winds chasing
Soon will waft back.
2. Welcomes and dismisses
Provides protection
Gate to a hidden place
Window to the world
Pound for a message
Tap for the answer.
And one which I was asked in a summer program between 6th and 7th grades and really liked for a while because it tricked so many people:
A man without eyes saw plums in a tree.
He neither took plums nor left plums, now how can that be?
Eventually I'll edit and add answers I suppose
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