Two elements mix, and I'm what brews. I'll trip up your walk and muddle your shoes. I'm a sign of change one season shows; when the ground melts, everyone knows. A seeping suck with every move, I'll make it harder to keep your groove. But I'm lots of fun for the younger kind, who play with me right and use their mind. Perhaps a pie will be made of me, served with rocks or leaves from a tree. I'm known to be dirty, but that's untrue. I'm good for your skin, and there's much more I do. What can I be? That's the quarry. Take care when I'm deep or you'll be sorry.
What am I? Answer: Mud!
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Ahh yes, kids love playing in the mud!
ReplyDeleteI remember when my kids were small...and if there was mud nearby!
ReplyDeleteMud means summer and it's way better than snow which is what we get here 3/4 of the year so mud = love! :P
ReplyDeletewoo hoo... I am getting good at this... or it could be I am actually thinking with my brain... xox
ReplyDeleteI remember playing in the mud as a kid...I may have even made a mud pie or two in my time!
ReplyDeleteWe're going to get our fill of mud real soon. March is coming. Oh boy... At least there will be maple syrup!
ReplyDeleteMaking mud pies is an essential part of being a child! I love your photo of the tree reflected in the puddle.
ReplyDeleteI just looked at the riddle and now look here:) Mud pies are great to make but not to eat:)
ReplyDeleteAwesome riddle this week! Love it!
ReplyDelete~ Mckenzie & Michele @ A Belle's Tales