My Riddles Three December 30, 2009 - February 14, 2010
Contest Completed
Congratulations
Riddle 1 Solver -
My Shadow
Riddle 2 Solver - Riddle Answers
Riddle 3 Solver - MOON (Couplets: Riddle #3)
Bonus Prize - Three Poems
Riddle 2 Solver - Riddle Answers
Riddle 3 Solver - MOON (Couplets: Riddle #3)
Bonus Prize - Three Poems
DetailsBelow you will find three riddles, each written in a different poetic style. In order to submit something to this contest, you must solve the riddles and put your answers in the same poetic form as the riddle itself.
Make no mistake, this is difficult, so that's why I'm actually offering something of a prize. To each of the four winners, I will personally go through the rest of your writing and review at least three things (assuming you have three to review) in my trademark psychotically honest manner. If you are of faint heart, you can waive this prize if you so wish. You can submit up to three times, so if you only know the answer to one, just send that in and you can submit again if you think of another. The bonus prize is to someone that solves all three (or if no one does, the most) without winning any of the other prizes Riddle 1 (Haiku) Ever present one Immune to harm and to pain Dark and ever quiet Never leaving me Yet only the briefest touch Illusory feel It is me but not Yet it can give me away If seen before me Riddle 2 (Limerick) Here is a thing you will see In my room, for it is to me A delightful retreat I put up my feet And get swept far out to sea It contains no sounds, only sights It holds both laughter and frights In your imagination It creates a temptation That holds you on dark lonely nights It holds many a similar thing And any are likely to bring Out some emotion Thus my devotion Greater than that to a king Riddle 3 (Rhyming Couplets) Dents and holes, dust and rocks Some parts even crater-pocked Cold as ice, old as time To it we could never climb Fly perhaps, if we choose Seeing more celestial views If the answer eludes your sight Know it is a satellite And just to help you guys out, here's an example of a solution. If the answer to the first riddle was, say, an apple, one might present this: With red or green hue Ever growing on the branch An apple it is By the way, the correct answer is NOT an apple PrizesSee the description
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