Riddles

There are many different types of riddles. Since this is a section dedicated to poetry, each riddle will be a short poem that describes something. The object is to guess just what the poem describes.


Riddle 1:

I'm the head of the line, the first to go,
All others do follow the track I lead.
All the work is mine, for the others don't show,
The will to move without my deed.

Riddle 2:

They see me as a blight, for I cover the light -
I'm welcomed and hated wherever I go.
I can stop the game, which for some is a shame,
Yet at least I help the field to grow.
Some wish me away, some wish that I'd stay -
I like it best when the pressure is low.
Though it's not my main to entertain,
I sometimes come with my own light show.




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