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By NedWilson
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30 March 2008 |
Since we are talking about riddles....
What is it
That cries out when it is born
And is then forever silent?|
Written by punchy (500 comments posted) 30th March 2008 | | Hmmm? | I know
Written by fellpony (1617 comments posted) 31st March 2008 | | - and have to admit, it took me a while, but given the earlier "poems" on the topic, it just has to be a fart. | I think I know
Written by Josie (2786 comments posted) 31st March 2008 | | For me, it certainly is a so-called "poem" which, from its title looks as if it might be interesting, but then falls flat on its face once you've read the first line or two because it is boring both in form and content. I'm not referring to yours or anyone else's poem for that matter. I expect you have discovered some of your own, but, of course, not on the GW website for certain. |
Written by mia_ms_kim (1019 comments posted) 31st March 2008 | I hope fp is wrong. Some clues, please!
Mia  |
Written by NedWilson (26 comments posted) 1st April 2008 | | It is in fact a note played by Gabriel's trumpet! Of course once it has been sounded that note is gone forever! A delicious 14th century riddle! |
Written by mia_ms_kim (1019 comments posted) 1st April 2008 | Is this Angel Gabriel we are talking about? What's so special about his trumpet besides being perhaps a celetial instrument?
Mia  |
Written by NedWilson (26 comments posted) 1st April 2008 | | You would have to ask someone wiser and much older than me! |
Written by Fledermaus (3307 comments posted) 16th April 2008 | | Haven't got a clue... Considering it is medieval, I won't be surprised if Sue is right though. |
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