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| Worn clothes and rough hands bearing the burden of his work; pesky children mean he doesn't always get to reap what he sows; yet, he persists. A figure of solidarity, the land knows him well. | |
| As I was raised, I drank the tears of the sky and ate the luminous rays of the sun, and with time I give back to the people that raised me. | |
A riddle for you! |
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| When the sun arrives, I try to join it in the sky. But when the cold comes, I freeze. Beware of falling into me, you may catch a cold. | |
| Sweet when underneath the ground, bitter up on top, when the music starts to pound, you can let me drop | |
""If you love them, let them go,"" they say, |
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Find me at the tip of a fiddlehead fern, |
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| I can disappear or appear where I please but a swirl of destruction is left behind me. | |
I bring relief from scorching heat, |
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A battle on the horizon |
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| Above heads of tranquil dreamers, invisible at dawn, Far-off, faint and feeble, from the sun, they stay withdrawn. As the blue, cloudless haze dons its silk black gown, Boundless cosmos shine their light down. What am I? | |
| What do an ox, a rat, and a human all have in common? | |
| Traveling, traveling, busy in the air, bustling, bustling, to the fields for which we care. Tending to the farm work, but no hoe or hose. Both feeding and feasting on the flora in rows. What am I? | |
A little building full of lights, many sparks, what a fright! |
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A bond deep and strong, carried through the veins. It won't |
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| A budding rose and twisting leaves. Planted in patches in more rows than three. | |
| A bushel of me is a bushel to eat. Grind me up, and mix up fine. Let me rise, and bake me. What color am I unground? | |
| A calm grassy hill, sun shines from above. They rest to their fill — before farming must be done! They get up from slumber, awake from their nap. Stretch real long and put on their cap. The work is hard, but they won't delay! What keeps them going and refrain from their play? | |
| A carpet rich beneath your feet, a meal for the herd to eat, and in me hide the clovers sweet. Beware the dew if you take a seat! | |
| Sick with envy or down with the flu, my cheeks turn what dreadful hue? | |
A cobblestone path, worn from years of use. |
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| A creature crows in the morning to wake you from rest. What is the color is his handsome crest? | |
| Adventure-tales can be a relief to get through: what color paints the surface beneath fluttering sails? | |
| Aeolin’s breeze blows dandelion seeds, all throughout the hills. Before they seed, when just a flower, what color is a dandelion? | |
A farmer's day starts before I'm even up |
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| The fox cheers her on, eye filled with awe, applauding each hit with a delighted 'Aha!' She's daring! Bashful! Gracious! Her training is ever... | |
| In nature I'm a rare sight indeed, though one look up is all you need. Birds and bugs display me well, but I rarely grace a mammal's pelt. In irises of both kind I am seen, yet some eyes can't perceive my sheen. In your glass the water lacks a hue, but in vast amounts, I appear. I am... | |
| After a long summer, what do the crops anticipate more than anything? | |
| After you've planted a seed, watered it and gave it nutrients, what is the last thing you need to give it? | |
A full moon's harvest, just when the weather turns cold |
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A hard work turning loamy soil, |
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A golden sun drips into the deep blue sea, and that's all it take for you to meet me. |
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| A kiss to break the wicked spell, end the curse in the tales we tell. What is needed there, to make our heroes persevere? | |
| A million tiny lights all glow and punctuate the night's endless dark. How lovely it is to know that, of millions, we can tell each one apart. Which am I? | |
Sacred am I, yet I'm even more rare. |
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| An ear twitches as a ruddy coat bristles; The hunter makes their strike. What am I? | |
| A riddle! Down and down and down we go! Twisting, turning, to and fro! A view to the skew what you know and knew, dizzy yet? We're almost through! Where are we? | |
| A riddle! Every rose is a sunset for the eye. I’m the color nature chose to not be shy! | |
| A riddle for you: Dripping deep in the heart, it flows, trickles through the cracks, and glows. What is it? | |
| A riddle for you: I fall, touch the earth, and die - yet once again I rise. What am I? | |
| Here's a little ode to sing: The skies of blue above the fields of green, Roads of brown and aqua streams; Clouds of white and stars so clear, Hearts of warmth for loved ones so dear. Now, the color of home is... | |
| A riddle! What color sings out when springs out, out when birdsong rings out? | |
| As a canary knows a coal mine, as a rooster knows the dawn. I hear the question and its answer. I am almost never wrong. Which am I? | |
I live but a few hours |
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| With each step that is taken, something new there is to learn. Those who venture to seek me, this is what they always yearn. | |
| As endless as the sea. As hopeful as the sky. I am every single sadness. I am there when you cry. Which am I? | |
| As winter ends and melts away, leaving the land a blank slate, it is nature's way of returning once more, in hopes of fulfilling its fate. The first signs of life rise from the unyielding ground, and one by one the flowers emerge, leaving the viewer spellbound. | |
A thousand hours to build me up |
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A whisper in the wind you barely hear. |
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| I tick and I tock, I thump and I mutter, and beautiful things may just set me aflutter! What am I? | |
| Hatched from a teapot, hear me purr, Admire my beautiful gradient fur. I love sunshine and a good pat. Tell me, what is the color of my hat? | |
Some say he is what he says he is not; |
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| Be it four legs, or one; twenty-five, or three. I skitter, hop, slink, and pop, as far as the eye can see! Nature is home, across it I roam: What am I? | |
| Books and scrolls all bound and creased, histories and recipes for finest feast, time growing me will best any beast. What am I? | |
Breaking a sweat from dusk til dawn |
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| Busy as a bee, stubborn as a mule, working day by day on what type of fuel? | |
| Can you solve this riddle? What grows, has skin, thrives in the light, but isn't a person? | |
| Cabbage and broccoli, lettuce and onion, plenty of colours under the sun. But a common vegetable colour is this one. | |
| Change can hurt, but bear the storm. When the wind's done whipping up the sand, the weather will be gold and warm and you'll find a new path on which to stand. Which am I? | |
| Clever and cautious, curious to the core, Every time you see her, she always asks for more. Experiments and secrets hidden behind every locked door; What color are the painted walls where you can find her store? | |
| Close your eyes and imagine this! Grass to graze on, pastures and fields under bare, muddy feet: color me blind, but what hue should I use for where cloven animals bleat? | |
Countless and immeasurable |
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| Despite each harsh word, I hold grasshoppers I've caught so tender. Everyday I'm calling you absurd, each childlike moment showing I'm a pretender. I simply want a friend, so all I ask of you is an ear to lend. | |
Enjoy the sweet crunch of freshly picked apple |
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| Energy ebbs and flows through all. Like heat in home, song in all. The universe roams come night or day. Stardust in your soul will always stay. | |
Fall is red and spring is vernal. |
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| Feathers, hides, skins, and furs. Mother Nature shares what's hers. But treat these gifts with respect. Balance is what herders protect. | |
| Feet on the earth, look to the air, you'll never see it on the ground. After rain it's often there. When you find it go five colors down. | |
| Fire burns in many hues, silver and sapphire, ruby and gold. The hottest blaze is winter's blue the reddest glow is the most cold. So why do we think of heat as red when blue's the hotter counterpart? Because its gentle fire that bakes our bread, And comforts our body, soul, and heart. Which am I? | |
| Fluttering from one stem to another, a velvet lady drinking her morning tea. | |
| For my fortune, you must search amongst my verdant fellows. Though, I may be more common than legend claims me to be. What am I? | |
| For winters and nights, soups and stews; to bring delight, and cure your blues. What am I? | |
From soil, sunlight, and raindrops' flow |
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| From the depths we push our way up, reaching toward the heavens. We dance with the light and feed from rain. Who are we? | |
| Hello, a riddle for you. I'm something life can't live without, what am I? | |
| Hello, a riddle for you. The sun keeps everything alive, but even the stars cannot live without me. What am I? | |
| Hello, a riddle here! Millions of realities make a trillion bits of dirt and gas meet in numbers that hurt your head as energy combines into massive balls of light and heat. What am I? | |
| Hello, here's a riddle. Who is your guide and bright-souled friend, still to be followed long after they're dead? | |
| Hello, I have a riddle here. Something impossible to reach, and yet all around you. What is it? | |
| Hello, I have a riddle here. What is coveted by one animal, yet always protected by many? | |
| Here's a riddle for you! A glowing tail of light, moving at high speed thorugh the skies and only visible at night | |
| Here's a riddle for you. A peddler sells you magic boots that make run farther than you ever could before, but you can't use them to escape. You ask what kind of magic the boots are enchanted with. What is his answer? | |
| Here's a riddle for you. A sunflower grows seeds, yummy golden treats! Who needs superpowers if one eats what one sows? A farmer is one lucky fellow: his favorite color? | |
| Here's a riddle for you. Treasured, hoarded, measured, and awarded: what am I? | |
| Here's a riddle for you: What lies in wait for the mathematical mind, unbound from conventional knowledge, to find? | |
| Here's a riddle: I have a beginning but no end, a size but no value, three eyes but no lashes. What am I? | |
| Here's a riddle, I'll keep trying even after a hundred failures. What am I? | |
Here's a riddle! I'm as magical as sorcery, as glamorous as grace; yet wielding me takes more than just a pretty face! |
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| Here's a riddle. In me, you'll always be without direction; I am remorseless, unceasing collection. What am I? | |
| Here's a riddle: What loses ground, but keeps time? | |
| Honey takes determination from every single golden bee. They can't give up on its creation or cut corners with the quality. Which am I? | |
| Hop the fence and look around: leafy green vegetables abound! Wonder, is he a farmer, or a hoarder? Despite your order, Leave the field un-ransacked, but with this intact: | |
| Hot peppers, your eyes start to water, why? You think, did you bother to eat, these veggies are cursed, you think! What color is your face? | |
| Autumn brings the cold, the turnips are poor. Winter has stalled time, there are no crops to grow. Spring rolls in, there is work to be done. I am a cycle, I am... | |
| How about a riddle? Toss a stone into a pond, and watch the water; I'll respond. What am I? | |
| How many bits are between one and two? Between two mirrors, how many reflections will you view? With riddles like these, counting takes a vacation. What's the answer, then? Add imagination! | |
I'm a cloud on the ground |
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| I am a house with four separate rooms. Sense of direction is lost within my walls, when you are going left you are actually going right. I am of great importance in my town, connecting everything. Everything depends on me, or risk falling apart. | |
| I am a traveler, journeying far, My home was the mountains where the bluebirds are. I run downhill, I gurgle and roar, My destination is the shoreline where the seagulls soar. | |
I am dangerous |
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| I am not a person. I am not an animal. I am not an illness. Yet I'll bring ruin to early spring sprouts. | |
| I am tall, vibrant and so hard to ignore. When it comes to the sun, I am always looking for more. And when my time is over, I'll leave you with a snack that many adore! | |
| I am the bane of gardeners, and the friend of small children. I love puddles, but I hate the sea. I never go home, yet I'm always there. Who am I? | |
| I am the cow's favourite meal when pastures are covered in snow by the winter. I am the horse's favourite bed after a long day outside of trot and canter. But stay away if you have a fever or if you're looking for a needle. | |
I am the language of the bards, thieves, tricksters, rogues and con men. |
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| I am trapped within an eternal cycle. From death to birth, from flesh to ash... I watch as the world around me grows older, as I grow younger. Only my life, and my life alone is everlasting. | |
| I am what makes the turnips grow and the seasons change. Do not wait for me, for I am already there; you will not see me until you look back. | |
| I always lurk within you. Indulge in me, and I consume you. Although I can be a volatile fuel, tempering me can make me a deadly tool. What am I? | |
| I beat and breathe, I skip and break. I'm not a record, I'm not a drum. Which am I? | |
Through the bitter seasons, stark and white |
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| When night falls and all are asleep, what dots the skies and watches over Bearnard's farm? | |
| I can run and babble, but cannot stumble or quiet. What am I? | |
| I curtsy and bow, the wind blows through my dress, the leaves at my fingertips, finesse at it's best. | |
| I dye the earth in my color, sprouting up to give birth to beautiful sights. I signal the new year, new beginnings, new life. | |
| I enter like a thief, at the window of your mind alighting. It's been long since I visited last; I never listen when you call. But still, I'm welcomed - I always bring something exciting, and you come happily into my thrall. Who am I? | |
| I have the most colorful house in this little town, All the other houses are just plain brown. My many experiments keep me engrossed, What is the one trait that I lack the most? | |
| If you die with this, you never truly end. The people paint and write your stories. Tales of swords and spears. And all your former glories. Which am I? | |
I glide from the sky onto the ground. |
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I have a mysterious past |
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| I have a riddle for you! A little home for a little mind, and only slime trails left behind. What am I? | |
| I have a riddle for you. Seeking, finding, learning, minding, on a journey ever winding: who am I? | |
| I hide in a snail, but not a slug. You may see me in a storm, but not a clear sky. You can even find me as you stir your morning coffee. What am I? | |
I hold the direction from which the sun rises |
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| I know you are coming but cannot hear you
And eat but do not swallow You marvel at my majesty but cower at the hollow Which am I? |
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I leave a trail wherever I go, |
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| I'm baking a blueberry pie! The ingredients I need are flour, sugar, eggs, and...? | |
| I'm kept inside a drawer, somewhere alongside the forks. Though far less-used, I'm what you choose whenever you need something uncorked. What am I? | |
| I may seem mischievous Perhaps somewhat devious I have several experiments To some I’m an irritant But I’m just quicker! A sneaky turnip picker! | |
| In myths, they say the wisest are immortalized in the night sky so that they can guide beyond their years and educate after they die. Which am I? | |
Inside the soil- despite the toil- |
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| In the darkness of the night, Hark! It's Bearnard's window lights! Though they glow gold, there's something more, inside his shack smoulders the core! | |
| In the face of adversity and outstanding odds, when all seems lost and for naught, stand strong young warrior and rally your strength, for only with me are such battles fought. | |
| In this season, crops have grown from tiny seeds that once were sown. Bearnard harvests all his crops to bring new goods into his shop. | |
| I promise that I'm not what you think! There really is not a link between my robes and my wand- I task you to correspond I'm just a simple aide This is not a charade! Though perhaps in my past A few spells I may have cast... | |
| I repeat unerringly, changes coming sparingly; yet, do not despair in me, lest you lose your clarity. What am I? | |
| It buds and it blooms, then tie a knot to keep it everlasting. What am I? | |
| It is not that I seek only the answer, but instead aspire to understand the question too. Who am I? | |
| It lights our spirits in times of trouble. Its sight stops crimes from creeping by as injustices mount without reason why. What salvages goodness from the rubble? | |
| It may be the mask that we wear on the surface, but it is also the hand that pulls at the strings, merrily guiding us all around as it pleases. | |
| It may seem like Buli is just causing trouble, for the poor old bear whose farmwork is now doubled; if you ask her why, she'll likely turn you away, but show some interest and she may have something to say. What does she talk to you about? | |
| I touch everything below me, the crops, which grow when I look upon them, the people, who bask in my glory, the sea and its surface creatures too. What am I? | |
| Working the land til' your senses are keen, this is the colour your thumb will then seem. | |
| I've got a riddle for you! An inexplicable sign from an unconventional mind: what am I? | |
| I've got a riddle for you! If you nourish the earth, I will always return, what am I? | |
| I’ve taken over these rolling hills, wielding countless blades, without winning a single battle. What am I? | |
You may know me as black. |
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| I vow to oppose all evils, but always give a second chance. What is the virtue of merciful heroes, like Lilia and her mighty lance? | |
| I would wear a nest of Jays in my hair then don a squrrel just for flare. What am I? | |
| Known to make a famous sauce and bright red in colour, I’m considered a fruit rather than a vegetable, though many are skeptical. What am I? | |
| Let our glow guide you below to all directions you seek. Just remember where we shine: our positions change by the hour, day, and week! | |
| Life unravels as travels turn inward. The gravel of time is scattered windward. Your footsteps recurve, over and over again! If this is a cycle, how does it halt, and when? What are you in? | |
| Like sunshine sparkling on the sea pushing to the plants below. Humans don't stop when the path is steep because there's amazing things to help grow! Which am I? | |
| Louise Hill is plenty safe, no danger to bring you harm. Come here for a pleasant time, it's got a lot of...! | |
| Loyal to the very end, and loving from the day you met, always' have been man's best friend, as much partner as is pet. Which am I? | |
Many parts I've dreaded. On me many have depended. Yet this isn't the life I intended. To me no helping hands were extended. |
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Mindful of my wardrobe, |
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| My brain can sail through time and space. My blood can pump from toes to face. But flaws in plans fill me with sorrow. I regret the past, and fear tomorrow. What am I? | |
My rays coax flowers to bloom |
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| Nestled between verdant hills, I wait for the drops of natures thrills, My depth dictates what I need, And as it falls I take with greed. What am I? | |
What's that sound, profound in the morning? |
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| Never forget your quaint, humble start. Without their help, you'd be a goner. You pledge to revisit, with all your heart- a promise you'll make sure to... | |
| No matter how the earth has turned the stars are the same when you look, just like the knowledge in a book, steadfast, waiting to be learned. Which am I? | |
| Nothing you do can quite make me see red, than helping my green nemesis instead. Who am I? | |
Not the mightiest of swords but I impale the sky, I was here long before there were eyes. Firm in my place like Excalibur in the stone. |
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| Now that you're here, look to your right. Or left; choose one but don't delay. You mustn't stay here until night. Lest the fair folk come and spirit you away. Where are you? | |
| Of lustrous leaves and shining rays, I enrapture all those that capture my gaze. What am I? | |
| One stays out and works all day, while the other rests and watches; still, they have something in common. What is it? | |
| On some nights, the sky over Louise Hill will open, rain nourishes Bearnard's crops, wind puts an end to Calbet's arrows, and in flashes, the black-grey is replaced with what? | |
| Our songs fall silent on this frosted glen, echoes of another When. What can echoes teach us now? Look around, friend, and find out how. | |
| Our stories shine like gold. Our hopes stem from lives lived well. But without each other's ears to tell, what fun is growing old? What are we? | |
Over and over, never-ending |
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| Paws and claws and teeth and tails, sniffs and kisses from a wet nose, fur and fluff and beaks and scales, and teeny tiny bean-like toes! Which am I? | |
| Riddle me this: I'm your best bet, your ally-maker, your charisma set, your confidence-faker: I'll lead you from harm. What am I? | |
| Riddles, riddles, riddles: At the bottom of worrying, truth; but without me, you'll find no proof as the mind fiddles and frets What am I? | |
| Riddle Time! Cause and effect; connect the dots right and left! Follow the branches as options cleft out of sight, only to pause, lose track, and re-link despite crossing back like Dawn chasing Night's theft. | |
Rolling hills and verdant greens, |
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| Rooted deep underground, I grow and I anchor. When the cold comes round, I may wither. What am I? | |
| Rumpled or smooth, purple or green, I'm perfect raw, pickled or steamed, what am I? | |
| Running or still, sparkling or dull, thundering or as an ever-so-quiet whisper. What am I? | |
| See if you can solve this riddle. All around me, only space, and stars make up my brilliant face. What am I? | |
| She has elegance and she has grace and she has more than a pretty face. Day after day, rain after shine, she perfects her technique and persists over time. | |
She stands out from the crowd, |
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| Some bathe in me; some worship me, and the roost's eponymous king extols me with his shrill voice. What am I? | |
| Some need sun and some need shade, to be flooded, or watered gently, strongest in the desert or in glade, different seeds succeed differently. Which am I? | |
| Some may say it's a funny thing, it's all about how the ways may swing. For you, better or worse, no matter how it twists and turns, it swings true to its words. Best for you to continue on your way, and you'll make it there someday. | |
Sparks soar through the air |
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| Stars dapple my surface, reflections of the heavens above me. Though night is beautiful, vast, and deep, I harbor that which it can never have. Silver slivers swim through my depths, and friendly symphonies sing at my banks. What am I? | |
| Stars intertwined, thoughts combined, many lose grasp of it. | |
| Stealing turnips like a thief in action, Am I a child or a demon? Scientific experiments I perform, House yellow and blue in a thunderstorm. Very understanding am I, but also very sly. | |
| Such as the rooster crows, such as the farmer sows. Each day we make our mark until the sky must grow dark. The rhythm of the beat is no easy feat unless this strength is what you meet. | |
| Swords and slings clamored, armor singing, heroes hammered! When fear of battle strikes the soul, what keeps one bound upon their role? | |
| Take a cloth of midnight blue, hold it taut before a light. Take a pencil, poke it through and in your hands you'll hold the night. The more you poke the pencil in you'll make the shapes sailors rely on. Two bears, a bull, a set of twins, two dogs, a crab, and a lion. Which am I? | |
| Tears and scrapes derail our goals. With whips and scorns does bad luck crack! But as triumph and failure both unpack, how does a hero balance these roles? | |
| The two of us stand, in the background. Minding our business, fluffy and round. What are we? | |
| The fair folk flocked through sacred meadow and dale. Though we are long-gone now you may still learn from our tale. What were we? | |
| The farmer works the days away, tending to the crop, but what is it he requires, in order to sell his harvest at the shop? | |
| The fireflies outside my window Sway and glow and flicker In death and life they bring to me My people running quicker They bow to me, queen or king, And spring into my hold Single, double, cause no trouble, Close your eyes, let stories unfold. | |
| The golden sand drips through the hourglass, with hope of joy and fear of sorrow. But either way the time will pass, one today is worth two tomorrows! Which am I? | |
| The horizon calls, adventure awaits. Today's the day we find our fates! But adventurers are fools without following through. Nothing finishes without me: It's true! What am I? | |
| The miles and years cannot hold me. The reign of winter melts at my touch. The hope of another summer molds me. Much like lovers, fools, and such! What am I? | |
| The more you poke the pencil in you'll make the shapes sailors rely on. Two bears, a bull, a set of twins, Two dogs, a crab, and a lion. Which am I? | |
| The Old Farmhand likes to say that I am the source of all things. What am I? | |
There was an old fellow who worked on a farm |
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The sky is just a void without me |
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| The smell of apples, the burning beat of war drums: what color grapples with a passion that hums? | |
| The stars do not ask how it is they came to be. The planets do not ponder their place in the sky. For knowledge, new and ancient, is within. We need only ask 'why?' Which am I? | |
| The sun bows its head as the lion lifts her gaze. All who see her give her praise. Which am I? | |
| The sun goes down; the town grows dark, Bearnard will frown at Buli's mark. Turnips taken with great pride, But in the sky I offer guide. What am I? | |
The sun goes up |
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The sun rises up in Louise Hill |
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| The two of us, we peck and pluck the grass below for bugs and such all day we search among the earth. It isn't this for which we search: A different meaning of the color that stains our beaks and shines high up. | |
| The way to the heart through words so sweet. Sugar in the soul, honey in the tea. For you, I would do anything. Which am I? | |
| They say the mountain can't be climbed. I say I only need a rope. They say to give up now. But I won't while I have hope! Which am I? | |
| They say the reason animals do not live as long as man is that they already understand from birth how to be kind to all. Which am I? | |
| A thatch of gold crowns yours truly, when seeking answers best go to... | |
Though Bearnard may chase and scare away |
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Though Bearnard tills his crops all day |
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| Though I seem simple at first inspect, upon badge, sleeve, flag, and shirt My bold lines do intersect To signify those who help the hurt. | |
| Time for a riddle! Underneath you'll find a treasure, though my depths are beyond measure. What am I? | |
| Tiny points of heat and light. A glowing patchwork over the night. Can your wishes reach so far? If you believe, catch us in a jar! What are we? | |
| Too little of me and I can ruin a whole year's worth of work. Too much of me can do the same. | |
| Try your hand at this riddle: Alone by mortal hands I fall, yet they be my disciples all. What am I? | |
| Try your hand at this riddle: Unclipped I fly, unbound I run, earth beneath my feet, and above me, the sun. Who am I? | |
Two guards stand sentry in their post |
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| Vast as the sea, strong as the tide. Its forces pull Creation along for the ride! A universe expanding as eons increase. Look to the sky! Wonders never cease. What is it? | |
| Want a riddle? I collect friends like Buli collects Bearnard's turnips. Who am I? | |
| Want a riddle? What does Bearnard become when he finds his turnips have been stolen? | |
| We walk the cobblestones of Louise Hill, red and white specks in the green-filled scenery. | |
| What color are the leaves of the beetroot plant? | |
| When friends cross shores to get better. When months go by without a letter. When good times never restart. Hold on to memories with your... | |
| What follows your every step, and shrinks when the crickets come out? | |
When I see you don't be wary, |
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| When planting crops, what is needed most when the water is lacking, when the sun is not shining and the ground is rough? | |
When you lie down, you see me |
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I am in objects and in life, in people and in books |
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Why try once when I can try again? |
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| Within the pan it glitters and gleams, gathering enough can help you reach your dreams. But more often than not, the pan comes back bare, no wealth do the streams for you spare. What am I? | |
| With skin that shines as the starry sky and eyes as colorful and vibrant as the nebulae, who are we? | |
| You can’t fix your hair with honeycomb, and corn cannot hear with its ear, but those who call the sky their home, these confusing names are crystal clear. Which am I? | |
| You there, lass or fellow! What color is sand, amber, and brass? | |
| Inside us, enclosed a complex branching river when injured, it flows | |
| I can break and I can shatter, I can be served on a silver platter, you may even wear me on your sleeve, but you wouldn't want me to ever leave, what am I? | |
Not meant to stay I pass away. |
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| Quietly and idly we sway and sway, and only in winter do we go away. | |
| My skin is indigo, my flesh green. My pulp is purple, my name primary. What am I? | |
| Traveling across an ocean expanse, where one must navigate the endless seas, I may be but a speck, yet sailors rely on me. What am I? | |
| Though gold and coins will be earned and tossed, toward shops and items marked at a cost, what once gained cannot be lost? | |
| The abyss gazes into you, but I will allow you to gaze back without fear. | |
I eat to live but a drink would kill me, |
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Staring up at the big blue sky |
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| Night falls over the field and farm, hang over your door a good luck... | |
Thump, thumb I beat |
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The feeling of sadness, |
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| While most call me a vegetable, I am a fruit. Though I admit, I do taste good on your savory food. | |
Hard working and very caring |
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You protect this rolling land with dagger and lance, |
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Where horses tread |
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Though I have no wealth, I leave silver in my wake. |
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| Up and down, for miles around, this color can be seen. Both hilltops high and fields flat are painted a lively...? | |
| From the darkened floor I unfurl to make for the light and in the silence bound make music only in name and heart. Make haste! For I last only long enough to run from supple tongue and then am too hard for teeth. Even so, I make the ground soft beneath your feet. What am I? | |
I peck as the sun goes down |
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Come now, dear child, I'm just a man. |
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Honor and Strength |
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The east is where you'll find me, early in the day. |
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| I drift without reason, no matter the season; my shape is transforming, in afternoon and morning. What am I? | |
Your eyes see far out past the sky, One lovely midnight in late July, We saw them falling down, Bright as the city - they lit up our little country town |
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| I will always reach for the sky, but never touch it, I will always search for the sun, but never see it, what am I? | |
| I can beat without a drum and break without a sound. What am I? | |
| I am known to those who search, But unknown to those who hold no wonder, Find me and content you'll be, Or end your pursuit and miss out on me. | |
Smoke bellows |
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| The grassy hills are each vibrant green - but which color can you find hiding in between? | |
When you wander off the path I peek between your toes I stab you with a thousand blades but you only ever laugh at my savage attacks |
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| Furry, fuzzy, ferocious claws scratch I fight for family, friends, and those I hold dear The happiness of my kin outranks my own Who am I? | |
| Fool steps into a hole, hidden on the hill. Didn't look where they went, and now are still. What do they gain so it doesn't happen again? | |
Springing lively from your bag |
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I march along, at steady pace |
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| I drink the golden light above, to stretch myself far down below, when I compact my gifts with love, you'll find and take what I have grown. What am I? | |
| Gem-eyed pot with secretive guise. A lonely thief that tells no lies. My path won't fall, but only rise. I'll help, even if I criticize. | |
| I'm always moving forward, no matter how much you wish I would stop or go back. | |
| Though you may not see me, I'm always there, Not always visible, and away rather far, If you look up at night you may see me! What am I? Well, I'm a... | |
| It's family that you can choose, they'll never leave you or run loose, nothing will ever bring you apart, as the thing that binds you is your- | |
Some may think that I'm pretentious |
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| Long stretches of nothing but grass, the hills seem to go on... | |
| Wearied from your worldly travels, a town comes into view - rolling hills, friendly folk, and a sign in this bright hue. | |
| When ancient, much loved blades, of long dead warriors are left in places old and musty, And water drips down through, onto them, watch out, they may get- | |
| Always passing, everlasting, eternal, I stop for no one and I never stand still. What am I? | |
| On a color palette spread, I am the opposite of red. | |
| Who sings in the trees but does not speak? | |
The rooster crows |
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Fields of bounty, green and rich |
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Upon the cobblestone I trot, |
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| Draw your bow and aim your arrow, Set your sights upon the narrow. Let go of the bowstring, hope you don't miss- Success! You've hit the center of this. | |
I ventured from far, from there to here, |
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| I am the origin, of which life was born, the center of all that lives in my embrace. Warmth do I bring to all that I touch, from an unearthly cold and distant place. | |
With my friend, I live here |
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| Cabbage and broccoli, Lettuce and onion, Plenty of colors under the sun, But a common vegetable color is this one. | |
| When the light is gone and you've lost your way, Whether the moon is full or obscured, If you're lost never fret, I am your guide past sunset. | |
| Whether I am forged through time or born through blood, No matter how far from me, you can count of finding love. What am I? | |
You lean against a fence, |
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| Zap! Crack! Those sounds are hard to ignore. But are you brave enough to knock on *that* door? The house in blue, with a strange yellow roof/ she'll not be happy if you ask without proof. | |
Frolicking, prancing, green as leaf |
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| Day after day, night after night, Buli strives for her experiments to come out just right. And whether or not things go just her way, she gains something special at the end of the day. What is it? | |
| It's no easy feat, coaxing me from the earth within. But care for me well and nature's bounty I give. | |
| When my face is hidden by grey sorrow, I am unable to bring a warm morrow. I cannot gaze down upon the rolling hills and the day is filled with only chills. What am I? | |
The moon calls my name |
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| I enter your house when the lightning comes, along with the sound of roaring drums. I take no space but I fill your place, and fade away as time succumbs. | |
For bubbling brews hidden behind the wall, |
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| They say a mountain can't be climbed, I say I only need a rope. They say to give up now, but I won't while I have hope! Which am I? | |
| The king is old, the king is bright. Teaches plants to grow with all their might. But sometimes sorrow clouds his mirth, and weeps onto the thirsty earth. What is he? | |
| Stick with me and you will see, there's no contest, I agree. If you want a "cool hopper" degree, there's no better teacher, guaranteed. Who am I? | |
| I am the thing that binds a king to their people. Without me, there is ruin. | |
| We're slow, very slow, everyone will say. Yet we're quick to appear come a rainy day. | |
She lives beneath shadows' heavy hue |
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| I begin from nothing and take years to build, but I can break in just a moment. What am I? | |
During summer, he's like your feet. |
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| A little ball that's green when peeled, purple when mashed. What color is it when it meets you? | |
| We share dinners and training sessions, each other's sorrow and joy. The warmth we bring to Louise Hill is obvious to everyone - we are not coy. What do we really share beneath it all? | |
Inside I start this shape |
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Into dirt falls the seed, |
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| You stand there, facing down the sharp point of Lilia's trusty lance. My meandering shape enchants you despite the danger. What am I? | |
The warmest one with the coldest complexion, |
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I am the one thing Fantasia dislikes in Louise Hill. |
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Shell of iron, rusted sheen, |
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When the night falls and farmers head to their homes, |
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In this orchard, a range of vibrancy |
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I live in the hills and in the trees, |
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| Fantasia darts for cover, what unnatural thing comes falling from the sky? | |
Stare deeply at me, |
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Daggers bright and lances bold, |
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When contained, I am no threat. |
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I am green in my youth, but golden as my beard grows, |
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| Put the veggies in a sack, never leave behind a track. In a garden on the hill, you'll be caught if you stand too still! | |
My mother was a cloud, my father was wind; |
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From greenest of grass to a lovely feast |
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Carrots are such curious little fellows, |
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A head of green hair with no shoulders to sit on |
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The echoes of lions thrum through our veins, |
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| From pots onto turnips, the drip quickens. I am a creator, not a destroyer. | |
Made of something not quite there, swirling higher in the air. |
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Watcher over fields of sprouts |
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Climb the ladder up to me |
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Cows and farmers, birds and trees, |
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Upwards everyday we reach, |
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Heres a riddle for you, |
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I pass by too fast for those at the end of the line; |
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Sneaking, sneaking, through the dusk, |
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| I'm a broom with a ribbon either red or green, combine five of me and what colour can be seen? | |
Over the fields I hear the wolves howl |
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Calbet likes to partake in archery |
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As the stars rise, and the sun falls, |
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| Remains one colour all year around, unlike its cousins who bloom and fall with the changing seasons, all day and all night, it holds its ground and maintains its true hue which is... | |
A trail I leave, |
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As the river flows, |
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| I own a pet that reminds me of myself when I was young. Who am I? | |
I send you out to do new things, gain wisdom, learn, and grow your wings. |
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There is always time to change your ways |
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I work tirelessly till the sun goes down, |
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Summer, fall, winter, spring |
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Day by day, the sun beats |
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A twitching nose, |
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I fall but I have no weight. |
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Grow and steal me, cook and eat me, |
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Tending to the fields all day |
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| You sit and watch me sway. I breathe in your laughter and dance, each exhale clambering through the chimney tops, until it is time to sleep. What am I? | |
She's an experiment connoisseur, |
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| Care to answer a riddle as old as time? Rims and rounds. Cut and in-between. I am time and Age. Growth within a wooden body. | |
Slowly, steadily, moving forward |
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| The Knight's way is the only way, a bloodline to be secured. As red as the blood flowing, a girl's heart beats fiercly to protect those who need protecting, and those who are protectors have...? | |
To grow a turnip of perfection |
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Every morning without yield |
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Though time has it's ceaseless toll, |
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| From my fury comes death and destruction, yet the blackness I leave behind can give chance to new life. What am I? | |
My favorite spot? A grassy knoll overlooking the town. It's perfect for picnics! |
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| Turnips may walk and disappear, but a farmer who cares about his crops will never give up on planting them here. | |
| Some things will never come to an end. Sometimes we need to depend on a friend. These bonds are strong long after we're gone, what are they? | |
Turnips, rutabags, beets, potatoes, and carrots... |
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| Fit the veggies in the sack, never leave behind a track. In a garden on the hill, you'll be caught if you stand too still! | |
Nectar of the Gods |
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I work my fingers to the bone |
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| Dig, dig, dig with your sharp claw paws. Wriggle your star shaped nose! Find those worms and gobble them up, thus the life of a mole. What color is this mole's nose? | |
Swooshing tail and distant past, |
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You wear me on your sleeve. |
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Giving us light, giving us hope |
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Flowers and showers, |
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| Very green and very clean, I live under a golden gleam. My lovely sheen is kept prestine by a dedicated one-man team. | |
Out all day in high sun, |
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Prepared to fight with perfect stance, |
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Setting aside my paper and ink |
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Day after day, night after night, |
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Master of finances, |
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Thought I have no wealth, I leave silver in my wake. |
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The road you see lies unknown ahead |
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My cradle's dirt |
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Snickety snack, |
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| Plump or misshapen, I'm loved by bears, sprouts, and sprites. If i'm to be used for magic, I'm stolen away by whose hands? | |
While my request may seem quite unruly, |
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| Sweat, Grit, and shimmering hair - every regime carried out with great care. Brawn and beauty upon whom friends can depend. Of course! It must be... | |
My stalks billow in the wind |
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In a flash of magic, |
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Some say I go too far |
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I am the sunset, And its sweet passion |
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For hardworking farmers on hot, sunny days |
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Freedom is what I desire, |
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| Water and earth feed me, the sun transforms me. A vegetable is not I, though I may look like one in your eyes. What am I? | |
Growing, seeing, all would be impossible without my aid. |
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I start as a feisty spark |
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| The necks of the flowers, The hair of the trees, The fur of the meadows, The bodies of peas | |
| Till the soil, Plant the seeds, Water and feed, Until the crops grow full. Harvest them, And begin anew | |
Little missy on my hand, my veggie crops you do command; |
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| A tasty little earthy treat, Treat me right, and I'll be sweet! Thumping to your heart's own beat, I ask you this: What veggie am I? | |
Buzzing bugs with a taste for blood |
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To climb takes little will, and no fall's a hard spill, |
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| I am endless, deep and vast; and you only see me in the past. What am I? | |
I see you from afar, persistent as you are. |
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The hundreds of golden children neatly tucked around the walls of a tower; |
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The night sky promised the sun, "We shall never meet again", so every morning and evening, |
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| Who am I? Across the sea, through thick and thin, The past matters not, There's more to see, to re-begin, Right here on this plot. | |
| Under cloak of night with stars burning bright, a few turnips here for my delight. Whisked away into my lab, words quickly scribbled onto a pad. A quickened turnip provided to a stranger, shedding light on unknown dangers. Who am I? | |
| I will guide you and your men, from coast to coast, follow me and your destination will soon appear. Me and my many siblings wish you a safe return, Look up to see us shine. What are we? | |
We grow in pods, but have never seen the seas, |
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| Born under the mantle of night, I am the gift of each new day; The sweet child of earth and mist, doomed to quickly fade away. To flowers I am a string of pearls, I hang like a diamond from each grass; The first rays of sunlight pierce me, I am as clear as purest glass. What am I? | |
After the freezing winter, I approach, quietly. |
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| A juicy fruit, sweet and tart, cut it in half to make a heart. | |
Above heads of transquil dreamers, invisible at dawn, |
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Like a field, like a home |
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| As the day goes by, you always have an eye on a particular thing, Worrying if you're late - or if you're early, perhaps - What is it? | |
| As harvest-time approaches, an autumnal color encroaches. When selling crops of this lucrative hue, you'll find that your pockets begin to fill with it too! | |
I do not shine nor do I sparkle, |
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| I fuel the winds harsh glare and rain stars upon the sky. I have the harshest glance, freezing you within moments. | |
In this season, farming slows |
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| Will I live or die, will I sprout or linger? You can probably tell by the color of your finger! | |
| The largest window in town casts a lovely golden light on the paths. What shape is it? | |
A humble farmer watches over his crops |
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O! My summer dream |
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I heard you like riddles? |
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I don't know where my journey stops , Only where it begins |
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They say the apple never falls far from the tree, But that's the last thing my parent wants to see. |
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| My past fraught with mysteries, I witnessed histories. But with garments of blue, I desire something new; Now I tend to crops in peace. | |
The coolest in town- no, in all the land |
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| What's this? A flower in my hand? Could it be for a Twinkle in your eyes and a smile on your lips? | |
| I am shallow as the stream, and run deep as the sea. From the first to last breath, most think me hard to obtain; but few find we are all one and the same. Like a vein of pure gold, had both by young and old, I am something everyone holds. | |
I ripple and sway in the wind like the surface of the sea |
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| I spend all my days guarding your vegetable bed - there's no brain in my head, so what is there instead? | |
Neither shining star nor mottled fur |
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| I'm a cloud on the ground and I follow crooks around. | |
Deep in the earth, or above the soil Grows something to chew Or something to boil |
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| Within Fantasia and Lilia are seeds planted deep, fertilized by sun and rain. With care I bloom into a vibrant flower, radiating warmth into their hearts. Entangled by roots, their spirits become one part. What am I? | |
I am hidden below the ground, and high up in the trees. |
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| Some things stay, and some things go. Some things last, and some things don't. Will things change? I might know, as only I can tell. | |
| The blush upon their cheeks as they watch her train, the smile they share as the sun sets , painting the skies. | |
Born in the light |
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| From east to west I travel duly, but I never seem to backtrack truly. This one path I take each day, you cannot make me go the other way. | |
| Without me, crops will never grow, but watch for signs before I show. If caught in me you'll not be warm. Beware the coming of the... | |
| I am the smallest of lions, with a mane grown white and wild. But by summer's end, I am bare and bald. | |
| Through the most bitter season, stark and white Through cold howling winds and eerie moonlight Like a lighthouse in the storm, I'll keep you safe and warm | |
I collect many needles, but I am no seamstress. |
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I was here before the farmers, uprooted and displaced, and when I try to grow back, I'm seen as a nuisance and get plucked out of the earth all over again. |
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| This is no magic here, no magic anywhere near here. No magic in my robes and no magic in my toes. Who am I? | |
| Stumbling with each step, feeling cold and weak. Forward you move to wherever is ahead. Rain pouring down on your face, you ignore your aching feet. Upon your arrival, you fall down, the clouds disappearing. With the last bit of your strength, you rest under a tree. The sunshine shines through the leaves. What made you persevere? | |
| If you ride with me at your back, you'll get to your destination swiftly. Ride against me, however - and you'll have quite a troublesome trip! What am I? | |
| A restful spot for a farmer's seat, a delicious snack for horses to eat. | |
I have for you, a little task; |
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| I fill hearts with desire and greed, but I will provide you with all you need. A trade in the dark, and a shine that's bold, I line your pockets, I am your... | |
| The straw in the hat, the shifting of wheat over the hills below. The essence of the lazy summer, embodied in my glow. | |
| Cat as black as coal, sleeping in the sun. Soft ears twitch at slightest sound, ready to awaken if mice are around. What color are the feet of its prey? | |
This quaint little town, I call my home |
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Here's a riddle for you, |
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I am a sage that never learns, |
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Found in pauper, merchant, king |
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| Before worldhoppers, I was the only thing in this world that could hatch. What color is my heart? | |
| Child of the earth, apple in the ground, I can be lumpy, waxy, purple, or round. | |
Every single one of us is different |
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| I bear no ring nor jewelry fair, naught but dew adorns my hair, and hard I seem here in my lair, except for one soft grumpy bear. | |
I grace the top of well-baked treats, |
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By any other name, I would smell just as fresh, yet my |
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Though rogues and lancers may seem an unlikely pair, these |
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| When I collide with the ocean, land is born. | |
As falling rain muddies the fields, |
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| I give life to this earth, and in the end will take it too, what am I? | |
One, two, three, four, |
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The sun dips below the horizon |
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I smell of golden flowers |
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I touch the ground and fizzle away |
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Nocked and ready |
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I sit and watch, and without a sound, convince the crows to leave. |
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I am the farmer's curse and the fool's garden. |
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| It is no easy feat, coaxing me from the earth within. But care for me well and nature's bounty I give. | |
| Dinner time! The knight is setting the table, the fox is gathering food. They work together to make the meal, careful not to spoil their appetites. What is the color of their relationship? | |
A smile, careful flattery, stone hearts beware |
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Wisdom and hard work, |
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I have no voice with which to speak, |
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When you've got a pretense, who will you confuse? |
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A kiss is my color |
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Days in the sun, sand and waves. |
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| Day and night, night and day, we just peck the earth away. Looking for some yummy bugs, what's the color of our combs? | |
Where the sun rises in the east and sets in the west, to the earliest hours to the latest of nights - he works and works until he feels satisfied. |
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Furrows carved into the earth |
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| The color of the sky, up so high. Sometimes golden, or with a reddish hue, but you know me when I am... | |
Bring me veggies, steal them if you must! |
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| I want to see them smile. I want to share every moment with them. I want to give them comfort and care. What is this that I am feeling? | |
Pumping through your veins |
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Twisting down from the clouds, leaving destruction in its |
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Under my reign, grass rustles, smoke curls; flowers bend |
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I'm with you each day though I may not be near. If I weren't |
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| Secret whispers amongst the glade, sneaky chitters which are made - when you pass through, you may find us following true, exploring your way and the dawn of a new day. What are we? | |
| Some see me as a pest, some see me as decoration, and some see me as food. I can be taller than you will ever be, but I will rarely look down upon you until my burden is too great. You see me most often during summer, what am I? | |
When I am young I face the sun! I greet it with a smile each morning. |
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He toils in his farm every day, |
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Some call me a mother, |
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| I can create a blindness with anger, passion with love, and a fear of heat when tasted or touched. What am I? | |
| Two close friends, both well-trained, Their love for each other is unrestrained. Together they are a formidable pair, What is the trait that they share? |