For those that didn't read my first article, I will repeat the riddles (not haikus):
Riddle #1:
People often look at me
But they rarely see me
What is my name?
Riddle #2:
I cross the road every day
But I never travel far
What is my name?
And now for the answers.
Answer #1:
When we look at each other,
I see you and you do, too!
It's not a reflection on you,
but a reflection on me!
For you see, I am a mirror.
Answer #2:
When crossing roads,
I carry the loads.
Making the journey in one hop,
after the crossing, I must stop
Because I am an overpass.
OK, unless I get a popular mandate for more, these will be the last of my short career as a riddle writer. I will return to what I know best -- publishing slideshows.
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I am a retired engineer who enjoys photography. I post slideshows of my pictures and write articles on a range of topics. My daughter Maria Roth and my wife Mary Oberg are both AC contributors. View profile
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21 Comments
Post a CommentBoth are these were fun--well done. ;-)
Write some more please!
Keep writing these!
so don't give up, just keep on going, Mike! Good work!
Excellent; thanks for sharing ♥
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/5593880/riddles_to_entertain.html?cat=2
try these :D
I got the 1st and had no clue on the 2nd! I would love to hear more...and so would the kids:)
Oh, NOW I see this article. Okay. For me, writing AND solving riddles is equally impossible.
Very clever!
Good ones. Shamefully, I missed both of them.