Something unknown rises ahead. Perhaps a new spot to set your bed. A journey's end proclaims a start, and the adventure rolls on like the wheels on a cart. Here it seems strange, and you search for a clue. Finding your way, you must learn what to do. What is this land that seemed lost, but is found? What seeds will you sew in the depth of its ground? A place always there, but not seen 'til connected; drawn in time, and then hence, elected.
What am I referring to?
I gave you a clue!
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I'm afraid I'm stumped!
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ReplyDeleteWhy did this make me think of the new house the Creed family moves into at the start of Pet Sematary? ;-) ("The soil of a man's heart is stonier, Louis . . ." LOL!)
I thought it was any new house, but seeing the picture and going back to read the riddle more carefully ("Wheels of a cart," aye? And "elected"!) is making me guess . . . the birth of the United States of America?
All I can think of is the presidential elections but that may be because I was just watching the news!
ReplyDeleteI keep thinking Jamestown because of the drawing.
ReplyDeleteJamestown could be it. The start of America or maybe something simple like moving to a new place.
ReplyDeleteHmmmm... some sort of new adventure or move. Not sure, but the riddle is fabulous! Thank you for the great post!
ReplyDeleteI don't ave a clue but something in my head says it's about moving to somewhere new...or...seeing something old in a new light!
ReplyDeleteThis is the best I have!
I am waiting for the answer...don't have a clue about this one...
ReplyDeleteThis is a fabulous riddle. It is so enigmatic - I feel like I should know the answer, but I'm not sure at all. Exploration (voyages of discovery) and colonisation seem to be a central idea - and as Barbara has already said the word 'elected' really stands out today so something to do with America and the birth or democracy?
ReplyDeleteshould be of nor or democracy!
DeleteExcellent guessing Riddlers! You will discover that the answer has been posted ; ) ~ F
ReplyDeleteHmmm... Roanoke or Jamestown. :)
ReplyDeleteWould it be the future or tomorrow? *curious* _scampers off to check answer post_
ReplyDeleteI'll guess a new land, like in 'Journey to the Center of the Earth' or something like that.
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