RHYMING RIDDLES
I'm in the morning, and evening too,
Though not in afternoon;
You may search the sky - I'm not there
Not in earth, nor sun, nor moon.
Yet you may plainly perceive me,
For like a balloon, I am midway suspended in air.
Though disease may possess me,
And sickness and pain,
I'm never in sorrow nor gloom.
Though in wit and wisdom I equally reign,
I'm the heart of sin and have long lived in vain.
Always in life, I shall never be found in the tomb.
Answer:
The letter "I".
Credit:
Lord Byron
(adapted)
Wednesday, December 4, 2019
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