[Guest]

Much of it is used

And much to be said

Much throughout nations

And yet, not too much

Source of intrigue

Yet so commonplace

Describe the hugest

Emit the smallest

Ages have come

And they are gone

Yet I still remain

Making no plans to leave

'Cause I'm so awesome!

_nii_

(PS, last line is a matter of preference )

Edited November 19, 2010 by LJayden

[plainglazed]

vowels? or is that for peace's riddle, cant remember.

[tiger_lily111]

books

[Thalia]

Greek (or Greek alphabet)? Latin?

Edited December 16, 2010 by Thalia

[Guest]

Greek (or Greek alphabet)? Latin?

The (2nd) one's what I'm looking for, so this one goes to Thalia!

[Thalia]

Can you give an explanation? I can see how most of the lines fit but there are a couple that I don't understand.

[Guest]

Can you give an explanation? I can see how most of the lines fit but there are a couple that I don't understand.

I will as soon as I can. I have some stuff to do over in the games section as well...

[EDM]

Excellent!!! Loved it, LJ!!!

[Guest]

Hey thanks EDM!

Much of it is used

And much to be said

Much throughout nations

And yet, not too much -- A whole stanza just to say, greek is very popular

Source of intrigue -- ancient greek writings are studied

Yet so commonplace -- but the language is still used today

Describe the hugest -- on things such as star charts, bodies such as galaxies or closer stars are labeled in greek

Emit the smallest -- gamma, alpha and beta rays emitted from certain atoms

Ages have come

And they are gone -- it's an old language

Yet I still remain

Making no plans to leave -- and still being used!