Riddle of the Week (August 20, 2017)
When you don’t have me, you ask for me . . .
Riddle of the Week (August 13)
A net to kill am I . . .
I lie . . .
Riddle of the Week (August 27)
Where I am . . .
Riddle of the Week (September 3)
To find where I lie . . .
Riddle of the Week (September 10)
I exist when you see me . . .
Riddle of the Week (September 17)
I close your eyes . . .
Riddle of the Week (September 24)
I am as clear as the sky . . .
Riddle of the Week (October 1)
Strong am I . . .
Riddle of the Week (October 8)
I bring light . . .
Riddle of the Week (October 15)
I am who you are . . .
Riddle of the Week (October 22)
I end my enemy when I begin . . .
Riddle of the Week (October 29)
A veil of sky . . .
Riddle of the Week (November 5)
Our size differs . . .
Riddle of the Week (November 12)
What can fall but also float . . .
Riddle of the Week (November 19)
My friend is irritating . . .
Riddle of the Week (November 26)
Standing proud, I’ve captured light . . .
Riddle of the Week (December 3)
Flailing in water . . .
Riddle of the Week (December 10)
The mother’s name is first . . .
Riddle of the Week (December 17)
Ends lives . . .
Riddle of the Week (December 24)
What is hidden for safety, but revealed to hurt someone? . . .
Riddle of the Week (December 31)
I trap those who dwell beneath my current form . . .
Riddle of the Week (January 7)
Everyone is hunting me . . .
Riddle of the Week (January 14)
I have limbs but no fingers or toes
Riddle of the Week (January 21)
Hidden, I am everything . . .
Riddle of the Week (January 28)
We take many shapes and forms . . .
Riddle of the Week (February 4)
I may look alive . . .
Riddle of the Week (February 11)
We are taken, then framed . . .
Riddle of the Week (February 18)
Hidden, I am everything . . .
Riddle of the Week (February 25)
Soldiers may call my name in the heat of a fight . . .
We reach for the sky . . .
I can poison you . . .
We fly through the sky, but are not kites . . .
Below I live, above I suffer . . .
The Upside Down Sword
When I’m around, you cannot see nor hear me . . .
Forged in a throat . . .
Always running . . .
The Riddle Weaver 