Riddles

sorenbarrett

Around and around and around we go

We're off to see the monkey show

Tell me tell me if you know

Where thirsty black birds go

Thirsty black birds go

To a crow bar don't you know

Tell me tell me if you know

Why a needle can not sew

A needle can not sow

Because it's got no arms the seeds to throw

Tell me tell me if you know

What color the wind did blow

The wind was in a depression low

It's in the past, it's blue (blew) you know

Tell me tell me if you know

How the monkeys escaped from the monkey show?

The monkeys escaped from the monkey show

A mo(u)n(g) keys there's one unlocks cages you know

How can a deer hunter with arrows and bow?

Not be able to kill buck or doe

A deer hunter with arrows and bow

Can't kill money it's not alive you know

How can a snail that's slow

become a part of your little toe?

Cut off its s's so

Then it becomes a nail that's low

  • Author: sorenbarrett (Offline Offline)
  • Published: July 3rd, 2022 07:26
  • Category: Unclassified
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  • arqios

    Playful and yet hinting of a deeper undertone of meaning. Very creative, Soren. And it’s fun to read as well! Thanks for sharing.

    • sorenbarrett

      Thank you for your review and comment it is greatly appreciated.

    • Paul Bell

      Life and the riddle of it.
      We're all in it in our own way, going where we're going, but never really going at all. Maybe that's the whole joke of life, we find out at the end.

      • sorenbarrett

        Thank you Paul. This I wrote for my grandchild but your right life is a riddle as we go round and round. Thank you so much for your review



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