I always like unsolvable stuff so I want to see who thinks they can solve the riddle.
I am all and I am nothing
I am light and I am dark
Man and Woman
Sun and Moon
Mortal and not so
Young and Old
Time has no effect on me, yet it has more effect then meets the eye
I am everywhere and no where
Angel and Deamon
Destroyer and Saviour
One cant be one without the other
Yin and Yan
All elements and not a single one
Can you guess what I am?
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Reviews of "The Unsolvable Riddle"
Reviewed by Kirin Fang (Reader)
Reviewed on March 8, 2010
is it...a reflection?? be the negative ,positive of all,be the good and bad side??
Reviewed by seprco king (Reader)
Reviewed on September 18, 2008
i cannot guess what you are this is the answer no no is the aswer no i cannot guess what you are but is no a guess see even just saying no i cannot guess could make it a paradox but at the same time i could say no i casnnot guess for i know the answer no is correct anyone fallow that? very nice poem though very nice
Since you are asking with an interrogative word "What", I assumed that the answer is my theory about duality. From this duality or pairing, all things in the universe came into existence, where even God is only a part of the evolution of creation...AOUIE
Gooday Elizabeth! I read your poem,I found its rhythm lively. May I guess? The Universe? Wishing you best of luck. Please feel fre to visit my site at www.freewebs.com/kendoo or here in the den.
A poem that's not a poem...
A book that's not a book...
A story that's not a story...
A song that's not a song...
Ah, that's it, I'm all riddled out...
But I had fun...
SMILE!
That's the tapestry of life. Ain't it great?
Well done
Miller
Reviewed by Matthew Jones (Reader)
Reviewed on October 27, 2004
Matter?
All and nothing is hard to fit, but most of the others can, sort of...
Reviewed by R H (Reader)
Reviewed on June 2, 2004
As there is a riddle who's answer is 'Nothing', and your riddle seems to encompass all things, I would have to say the answer is 'Everything.'
Everythings includes the sun, moon, men, women, all the elemnts, and yet it isn't a SINGLE one. It's everywhere, yet nowhere, being a concept of everything and having no physocal essence.
It includes mortals without being mortal itself, and, thought time has an effect on all it's parts, from one year to the next, everything still exists.
Reviewed by peter paton (Reader)
Reviewed on April 29, 2004
The Unsolvable Riddle? hints at the immutable source of energy !
Reviewed by Kristina Cannon (Reader)
Reviewed on February 10, 2004
I was thinking like Bonnie Q., though I wonder... is it you? We? Us? IT!
From First Love to its destructive end and on to new beginnings, Mary Angela Nangini's poems explore the birth and death of a relationship. The powerful poems are presented in two parts with an introduction to her next book My Ontario Beautiful. (Th
Very interesting idea!
Axilea
very wise words, very nice
Masood
good from evil?
because each line has an opposite from the other!
so yeah
A book that's not a book...
A story that's not a story...
A song that's not a song...
Ah, that's it, I'm all riddled out...
But I had fun...
SMILE!
Roger and Birgit
1. Air
2 Water
3. Life
BTW, I loved the graphic, reminds me of X-men. Keep on writing!!
Tyrone
Well done
Miller
All and nothing is hard to fit, but most of the others can, sort of...
Everythings includes the sun, moon, men, women, all the elemnts, and yet it isn't a SINGLE one. It's everywhere, yet nowhere, being a concept of everything and having no physocal essence.
It includes mortals without being mortal itself, and, thought time has an effect on all it's parts, from one year to the next, everything still exists.
-Kristina M. Cannon
Greetings.
*Linda*
1. a donut hole.
2. a thought.
3. a wish.
4. a hope.
5 a dream.
Am I getting close??? Thanks for puzzling me, Elizabeth!