Boring to Watch
Riddles are little poems or phrases that pose a question that needs answering. Riddles frequently rhyme, but this is not a requirement.
I grow up toward the sky, and rather quickly too.
You say watching me do so, is boring to do.
I create a shelter, a cover, for creatures like bugs.
If you step on my base wet, you will hear a thick 'glug'.
I have given you clues, four, to be true.
So now, what am I? Can your brain tell you?
You say watching me do so, is boring to do.
I create a shelter, a cover, for creatures like bugs.
If you step on my base wet, you will hear a thick 'glug'.
I have given you clues, four, to be true.
So now, what am I? Can your brain tell you?
Answer
Grass!Line 1: Grass grows up, toward the sky, and reasonably quickly as it needs to be cut quite often
Line 2: 'Like watching grass grow' - a simile which states something as boring.
Line 3: Grass is a home for bugs, and shelters the ground (dirt, mud).
Line 4: If you step on the grass' base (mud, dirt) while it is wet, it will squelch, or go 'glug'.
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