Beauty, Power and Age
Riddles are little poems or phrases that pose a question that needs answering. Riddles frequently rhyme, but this is not a requirement.
I come and I go, more than once in a day.
Yet I've always been here; for eons my stay.
A bearer of life, I bring fear and great dread;
A destroyer of old, millions by me are fed.
Artists and poets my presence inspires,
My moods, they are varied, my journey ne'er tires.
Once I was greater, but my time comes again.
Can you yet name me, my riddling friend?
Yet I've always been here; for eons my stay.
A bearer of life, I bring fear and great dread;
A destroyer of old, millions by me are fed.
Artists and poets my presence inspires,
My moods, they are varied, my journey ne'er tires.
Once I was greater, but my time comes again.
Can you yet name me, my riddling friend?
Comments
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Posted by ThinksForFun on Feb 05, 2013 Good job! |
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Posted by Maggiethe8th on Feb 10, 2013 Beautiful poems, both the riddle and answer-Thank you! Fun to think about and sort through the possibilities... |
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Posted by rashad on Feb 15, 2013 Creative  |
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