08-16-2008, 04:16 PM
Fine fine so you got the answer to my first riddle poem, scroll down this page to see the answer to the riddle, or take a guess and see if your right before you do so.
And the following are a few random poems that I decided to write and share.
Okay here is the next thing for you guys to solve, the following poem has an extremely strict poetic structure, so lets see if you guys can figure out what that structure is, and what this type of a poem is called. Oh and try not to cheat and use the internet to help you find the answer, because that's just no fun.
Code:
From seemingly nothing
We come from the air
Grasping at anything there
Covering and coating all that we can
Coloring the ground just like little pearls
Crushed by feet of men, women and merls
And as the temperature drops we do rise
Never collected and balled like its brother
And often annoying the windows of another
We are often a sign of what is to come
And yet it?s in the shadows where we feel most at home
But even on sunny days you may find us on your lawn gnome
Come take a look at our crystal arms,
For if you touch us we might bite
But your warmth will surely put us out of sight
And as the next dawn comes so shall we
And the following are a few random poems that I decided to write and share.
Quote:In the light the darkness breaks
And thus many things it creates
Thus the chaos sits and waits
Then the darkness sets it free in the path it creates
In the light the darkness breaks
And thus many things it creates
Thus the darkness slithers
Then the light withers
In the light the darkness breaks
And thus many things it creates
Thus the light does die
Then the people do cry
In the light the darkness breaks
And thus many things it creates
Thus the darkness is held up in esteem
Then the people?s smile does beam
In the light the darkness breaks
And thus many things it creates
Quote:Piercing thorns, crimson tears
Screeching cries and bellowing screams
The sound of broken hearts and shattered dreams,
Always fails to reach your ears.
Frozen heart, frozen soul
Loss of finger loss of toe
The deep black ice does grow
Reaching thy heart to make it coal
End of life, end of pain
End of tears, end of heart
Love for you like a painter?s love for art
Yet nothing is there to gain
Yet still here, still fighting
Blow after blow, strike after strike
Piercing my heart with a mighty pike
Standing here for an eternity, withstanding your biting
Quote:Floating on a cloud
The drop collects together
And then starts to fall
Okay here is the next thing for you guys to solve, the following poem has an extremely strict poetic structure, so lets see if you guys can figure out what that structure is, and what this type of a poem is called. Oh and try not to cheat and use the internet to help you find the answer, because that's just no fun.
Code:
There once was two figures seen in the black
The first figure was the sister of figure number two
And he talked simply by using silence
If wouldn?t be long before these two figures meet and intertwined
Then these two figures would become one
And they would be mixed in brilliant colors of black and white
Purity, caring, and generosity where the traits of the color white
While darkness, loneliness, and greed where the traits of the color black
And soon they would mix their traits together to become one
And their traits would no longer be those of two
And so they began their long journey to become intertwined
Thus it began in the complete silence
?And so it must begin? said the silence
?Who shall make the first move?? asked the White
Thus with a deafening hush they did intertwined
Yet they did not mix, for white was still white and black was still black
It seemed that black and white still remained two
Yet they where still one
They became two within one
They became two within one within the silence
And after they had become one they still looked like two
And the one to first speak up was the white
Yet the last to respond was the black
Never one, never two, not pure white, not pure black, simply intertwined
So the two finally decided that it is best to be intertwined
And that they would live and respect the other one
And black would listen to white, and white would listen to black
So the two lived together talking only with silence
And thus formed the eternal bond between black and white
Then black and white lived as one, and lived as two