Shakeepuddn
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Three rounds, two to one All surely know my name, I dwell among the brightest stars Your pleasure is my game. Icon of a fabled king Who lent me tale and tongue, A pilot overhead was I, From legless fiend day won.
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Bravo! That was fast!
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With every beat of an old man’s heart The compass of life is measured With artisan love and steady charm This heart gives familial pleasure. And yet when greater in its breadth, Price was once pitted ‘gainst fate, Gravity turns grave as depravities rave And a slice of life comes, too late.
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Well done stranger!
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Nope. Keep trying, you'll get it.
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no and no (interesting guess, Jonn, I'll remember that one )
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Twenty one children for this meager home, You always see some, only one alone. Twenty one all with lesser names Some are greater but all the same. Twenty one faces only some you see All in this house and none are free. Twenty one children, count their names, Pray for them all in their fated games.
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well done dudley.
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Just giving credit where credit is due.
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Excellent riddle Plasmid. Those types are my favorite. Give yourself a 5 star vote and make it official. BTW . . . what's the "vote" thing for?
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Head Slap!!!!
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although I'd struggle to make the snowy ground clue fit. : ) ever funny, even when incorrect. You'll get it.
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I imagine if you took some key words/ideas from the riddle and listed them, an epiphany might ensue. Then again, here's a give-away clue:
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Haven't read any other posts so forgive if this is redundant
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I don't understand the idea of an emotion being as old as time but I'll offer this anyway
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Good riddle. If the answer lives up to the quality of presentation you have my 5 stars.
