Riddle 383
Runs over fields and woods all day, Under the bed at night, sits not alone, With long tongue hanging out, Awaiting a bone.
Shoes
Riddle 384
What starts with "e" ends with "e" and contains only one letter?
An envelope
Riddle 385
Born at the same time as the world, destined to live as long as the world, and yet never five weeks old. What is it?
The moon
Riddle 386
The more you take, the more you leave behind
Footprints
Riddle 387
Riddle: Born of Earth, but with none of its strength.
Molded by Flame, but with none of its power
Shaped by Wind, and with all of its clarity
Glass
Riddle 388
I have one eye
See near and far
I hold the moments you treasure
And the things that make you weep
A camera
Riddle 389
What can't you see, hear or feel, until its to late.
What shadows love, and shopkeepers hate?
A thief
Riddle 390
A horse runs an uncertain amount each day. One day, two of the horse's legs ran 30 miles while the other two ran 31 miles. Assuming the horse is normal, how is this possible?
The horse is running in a circle. The two right leg (assuming the horse is running clockwise) would run a shorter distance than the two left legs (as they are on the "outside of the track").
Riddle 391
In we go
out we go
all around
and in a row
always, always steady flow
when we'll stop you'll never know
in we go
out we go
Tides
Riddle 392
A tiny bead, like fragile glass,
strung along a cord of grass.
Dew
