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Thursday Riddle (April 10, 2014)

Khalid Mukhtar · April 10, 2014 · 2 Comments

Although true and faithful I ever remain,
My colors I change again and again;
Berate me and hate me and slight, even spite me,
Think twice fore you fight me: a battle with time;
Your failure to sight me: unfortunate crime.

I seldom inspire a word,

And often the former imply,
I’m ever tween where the two of you fare
And where stands one questioning why.

Riddles

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