Golden With LacquerRiddles are little poems or phrases that pose a question that needs answering. Riddles frequently rhyme, but this is not a requirement.
Created I was, in 1841,
By someone with the name of an evil one, He was a Belgian, living in Paris, This man had to be very zealous. Fourteen of me, this young man made, Some above A, but not quite B, With some higher than D, but lower than E, And some that are C, and three halves above D, That's why my popularity's so easy to see. Golden with lacquer, I usually am, I sometimes am used to honor Uncle Sam, Patented I was in 1846, I'm the one who gives some their kicks, I'm shaped like a J - with a hook on the end, So, can you tell what I am? HintWhat? You mean you still don't see?Quiet down and listen to me, All of those A's and E's and B's, All fit together quite musically Hide What Next?
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