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| Lazy Jane by Shel Silverstein- my favorite poem. :) |
I'm inner imagery; the sense of a scene. I'll make you smell color or carelessly careen. Peddling words when they're tossed and seasoned, I'll deliver to you both rhyme and reason. Some think I'm cheap, too wrapped up in emotion. Some find me scholarly, others seek potion. I can be anything to those who dare leap, it's the blank of my pages that shapes wolves into sheep. What can I be? I'm a genre in history, keeping forever the stroke of life's mystery. Those who write me may become famous, though most end up broke and nameless. But, it matters not the title or author, time sticks to the story like stones in a coffer.
What am I? Answer: poetry
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The answer to the riddle clue is: Poe wrote on both. :)
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I missed it! I wouldn't have guessed even if I'd been here on time. I love to read riddles, but I'm hopeless at figuring them out.
ReplyDeleteWell done to Joanne. I was completely stumped by this weeks riddle
ReplyDeleteGreat answer. What a great riddle.
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ReplyDeleteOh, man! Poetry was my first answer, before I second-guessed myself! =P
Yay Joanne! I wouldn't have gotten that one. I probably would have guessed song lyrics.
ReplyDeleteMy goodness that was a tricky one. Well done, Joanne.
ReplyDeleteOh my...that was tricky...but I love Shel Silverstein!
ReplyDeleteI suck at riddles. Love that poem. :)
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