Who is the hero of my every day?
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You are the hero of my every day,
scaring the black demons away.
In tiny circles, round you march,
over rows of weapons, strung in an arc.
Your own weapon is gentle, does not destroy,
but fills me up with frothy joy.
Who is my hero?
riddle
asked 14 hours ago
ElmyElmy
1786
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You are the hero of my every day,
scaring the black demons away.
In tiny circles, round you march,
over rows of weapons, strung in an arc.
Your own weapon is gentle, does not destroy,
but fills me up with frothy joy.
Who is my hero?
riddle
asked 14 hours ago
ElmyElmy
1786
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Who or what is the riddle in the perspective of? Any person?
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– James Douglas
13 hours ago
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Could be any person. In fact (hint) it should be everyone.
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– Elmy
13 hours ago
add a comment |
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You are the hero of my every day,
scaring the black demons away.
In tiny circles, round you march,
over rows of weapons, strung in an arc.
Your own weapon is gentle, does not destroy,
but fills me up with frothy joy.
Who is my hero?
riddle
asked 14 hours ago
ElmyElmy
1786
$endgroup$
You are the hero of my every day,
scaring the black demons away.
In tiny circles, round you march,
over rows of weapons, strung in an arc.
Your own weapon is gentle, does not destroy,
but fills me up with frothy joy.
Who is my hero?
riddle
riddle
asked 14 hours ago
ElmyElmy
1786
asked 14 hours ago
ElmyElmy
1786
asked 14 hours ago
ElmyElmy
1786
asked 14 hours ago
ElmyElmy
1786
asked 14 hours ago
ElmyElmy
1786
1786
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Who or what is the riddle in the perspective of? Any person?
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– James Douglas
13 hours ago
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Could be any person. In fact (hint) it should be everyone.
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– Elmy
13 hours ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Who or what is the riddle in the perspective of? Any person?
$endgroup$
– James Douglas
13 hours ago
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Could be any person. In fact (hint) it should be everyone.
$endgroup$
– Elmy
13 hours ago
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Who or what is the riddle in the perspective of? Any person?
$endgroup$
– James Douglas
13 hours ago
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Who or what is the riddle in the perspective of? Any person?
$endgroup$
– James Douglas
13 hours ago
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Could be any person. In fact (hint) it should be everyone.
$endgroup$
– Elmy
13 hours ago
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Could be any person. In fact (hint) it should be everyone.
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– Elmy
13 hours ago
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Could the hero of your every day be a
toothbrush
scaring the black demons away.
keeping cavities at bay.
In tiny circles, round you march,
circling around the teeth.
over rows of weapons, strung in an arc.
the incisors, canines and molars hopefully in an arc.
Your own weapon is gentle, does not destroy,
the toothbrush and bristles are gentle.
but fills me up with frothy joy.
frothy toothpaste.
answered 12 hours ago
TomTom
33.7k3118195
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Congratulations, you are correct! But the black demons refer to ROT13(Pnivgvrf). What do you think about it? Too easy?
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– Elmy
12 hours ago
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I thought it was sparklingly well written and enjoyed the contrast of weapons and geometric descriptions.
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– Tom
12 hours ago
add a comment |
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Partial answer
You are:
A cup of coffee, caffeine
You are the hero of my every day
scaring the black demons away.
Having a cup of coffee in the morning wakes you up, chases away the sleepy feeling
In tiny circles, round you march,
Tiny circles, coffee cups or espresso cups. Coffee “marches” to fulfill their duty in tiny circular vessels.
over rows of weapons, strung in an arc.
Not sure on this one yet
Your own weapon is gentle, does not destroy,
but fills me up with frothy joy.
Caffeine is gentle compared to other drugs, and does not destroy your life when addicted to it. Frothy joy might refer to a latte and the mood altering one experiences when caffeine is being processed by the body.
answered 14 hours ago
zeethreepiozeethreepio
1,759419
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Sorry, no. How does a cup of coffee march in circles?
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– Elmy
14 hours ago
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I read march as a metaphor as in, marching to fulfill their duty. The delivery method is usually a cup (circular)
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– zeethreepio
13 hours ago
add a comment |
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Could the hero of your every day be a
toothbrush
scaring the black demons away.
keeping cavities at bay.
In tiny circles, round you march,
circling around the teeth.
over rows of weapons, strung in an arc.
the incisors, canines and molars hopefully in an arc.
Your own weapon is gentle, does not destroy,
the toothbrush and bristles are gentle.
but fills me up with frothy joy.
frothy toothpaste.
answered 12 hours ago
TomTom
33.7k3118195
$endgroup$
$begingroup$
Congratulations, you are correct! But the black demons refer to ROT13(Pnivgvrf). What do you think about it? Too easy?
$endgroup$
– Elmy
12 hours ago
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I thought it was sparklingly well written and enjoyed the contrast of weapons and geometric descriptions.
$endgroup$
– Tom
12 hours ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Could the hero of your every day be a
toothbrush
scaring the black demons away.
keeping cavities at bay.
In tiny circles, round you march,
circling around the teeth.
over rows of weapons, strung in an arc.
the incisors, canines and molars hopefully in an arc.
Your own weapon is gentle, does not destroy,
the toothbrush and bristles are gentle.
but fills me up with frothy joy.
frothy toothpaste.
answered 12 hours ago
TomTom
33.7k3118195
$endgroup$
$begingroup$
Congratulations, you are correct! But the black demons refer to ROT13(Pnivgvrf). What do you think about it? Too easy?
$endgroup$
– Elmy
12 hours ago
$begingroup$
I thought it was sparklingly well written and enjoyed the contrast of weapons and geometric descriptions.
$endgroup$
– Tom
12 hours ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Could the hero of your every day be a
toothbrush
scaring the black demons away.
keeping cavities at bay.
In tiny circles, round you march,
circling around the teeth.
over rows of weapons, strung in an arc.
the incisors, canines and molars hopefully in an arc.
Your own weapon is gentle, does not destroy,
the toothbrush and bristles are gentle.
but fills me up with frothy joy.
frothy toothpaste.
answered 12 hours ago
TomTom
33.7k3118195
$endgroup$
Could the hero of your every day be a
toothbrush
scaring the black demons away.
keeping cavities at bay.
In tiny circles, round you march,
circling around the teeth.
over rows of weapons, strung in an arc.
the incisors, canines and molars hopefully in an arc.
Your own weapon is gentle, does not destroy,
the toothbrush and bristles are gentle.
but fills me up with frothy joy.
frothy toothpaste.
answered 12 hours ago
TomTom
33.7k3118195
edited 12 hours ago
answered 12 hours ago
TomTom
33.7k3118195
answered 12 hours ago
TomTom
33.7k3118195
answered 12 hours ago
TomTom
33.7k3118195
33.7k3118195
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Congratulations, you are correct! But the black demons refer to ROT13(Pnivgvrf). What do you think about it? Too easy?
$endgroup$
– Elmy
12 hours ago
$begingroup$
I thought it was sparklingly well written and enjoyed the contrast of weapons and geometric descriptions.
$endgroup$
– Tom
12 hours ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Congratulations, you are correct! But the black demons refer to ROT13(Pnivgvrf). What do you think about it? Too easy?
$endgroup$
– Elmy
12 hours ago
$begingroup$
I thought it was sparklingly well written and enjoyed the contrast of weapons and geometric descriptions.
$endgroup$
– Tom
12 hours ago
$begingroup$
Congratulations, you are correct! But the black demons refer to ROT13(Pnivgvrf). What do you think about it? Too easy?
$endgroup$
– Elmy
12 hours ago
$begingroup$
Congratulations, you are correct! But the black demons refer to ROT13(Pnivgvrf). What do you think about it? Too easy?
$endgroup$
– Elmy
12 hours ago
$begingroup$
I thought it was sparklingly well written and enjoyed the contrast of weapons and geometric descriptions.
$endgroup$
– Tom
12 hours ago
$begingroup$
I thought it was sparklingly well written and enjoyed the contrast of weapons and geometric descriptions.
$endgroup$
– Tom
12 hours ago
add a comment |
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Partial answer
You are:
A cup of coffee, caffeine
You are the hero of my every day
scaring the black demons away.
Having a cup of coffee in the morning wakes you up, chases away the sleepy feeling
In tiny circles, round you march,
Tiny circles, coffee cups or espresso cups. Coffee “marches” to fulfill their duty in tiny circular vessels.
over rows of weapons, strung in an arc.
Not sure on this one yet
Your own weapon is gentle, does not destroy,
but fills me up with frothy joy.
Caffeine is gentle compared to other drugs, and does not destroy your life when addicted to it. Frothy joy might refer to a latte and the mood altering one experiences when caffeine is being processed by the body.
answered 14 hours ago
zeethreepiozeethreepio
1,759419
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Sorry, no. How does a cup of coffee march in circles?
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– Elmy
14 hours ago
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I read march as a metaphor as in, marching to fulfill their duty. The delivery method is usually a cup (circular)
$endgroup$
– zeethreepio
13 hours ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Partial answer
You are:
A cup of coffee, caffeine
You are the hero of my every day
scaring the black demons away.
Having a cup of coffee in the morning wakes you up, chases away the sleepy feeling
In tiny circles, round you march,
Tiny circles, coffee cups or espresso cups. Coffee “marches” to fulfill their duty in tiny circular vessels.
over rows of weapons, strung in an arc.
Not sure on this one yet
Your own weapon is gentle, does not destroy,
but fills me up with frothy joy.
Caffeine is gentle compared to other drugs, and does not destroy your life when addicted to it. Frothy joy might refer to a latte and the mood altering one experiences when caffeine is being processed by the body.
answered 14 hours ago
zeethreepiozeethreepio
1,759419
$endgroup$
$begingroup$
Sorry, no. How does a cup of coffee march in circles?
$endgroup$
– Elmy
14 hours ago
$begingroup$
I read march as a metaphor as in, marching to fulfill their duty. The delivery method is usually a cup (circular)
$endgroup$
– zeethreepio
13 hours ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Partial answer
You are:
A cup of coffee, caffeine
You are the hero of my every day
scaring the black demons away.
Having a cup of coffee in the morning wakes you up, chases away the sleepy feeling
In tiny circles, round you march,
Tiny circles, coffee cups or espresso cups. Coffee “marches” to fulfill their duty in tiny circular vessels.
over rows of weapons, strung in an arc.
Not sure on this one yet
Your own weapon is gentle, does not destroy,
but fills me up with frothy joy.
Caffeine is gentle compared to other drugs, and does not destroy your life when addicted to it. Frothy joy might refer to a latte and the mood altering one experiences when caffeine is being processed by the body.
answered 14 hours ago
zeethreepiozeethreepio
1,759419
$endgroup$
Partial answer
You are:
A cup of coffee, caffeine
You are the hero of my every day
scaring the black demons away.
Having a cup of coffee in the morning wakes you up, chases away the sleepy feeling
In tiny circles, round you march,
Tiny circles, coffee cups or espresso cups. Coffee “marches” to fulfill their duty in tiny circular vessels.
over rows of weapons, strung in an arc.
Not sure on this one yet
Your own weapon is gentle, does not destroy,
but fills me up with frothy joy.
Caffeine is gentle compared to other drugs, and does not destroy your life when addicted to it. Frothy joy might refer to a latte and the mood altering one experiences when caffeine is being processed by the body.
answered 14 hours ago
zeethreepiozeethreepio
1,759419
edited 13 hours ago
answered 14 hours ago
zeethreepiozeethreepio
1,759419
answered 14 hours ago
zeethreepiozeethreepio
1,759419
answered 14 hours ago
zeethreepiozeethreepio
1,759419
1,759419
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Sorry, no. How does a cup of coffee march in circles?
$endgroup$
– Elmy
14 hours ago
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I read march as a metaphor as in, marching to fulfill their duty. The delivery method is usually a cup (circular)
$endgroup$
– zeethreepio
13 hours ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Sorry, no. How does a cup of coffee march in circles?
$endgroup$
– Elmy
14 hours ago
$begingroup$
I read march as a metaphor as in, marching to fulfill their duty. The delivery method is usually a cup (circular)
$endgroup$
– zeethreepio
13 hours ago
$begingroup$
Sorry, no. How does a cup of coffee march in circles?
$endgroup$
– Elmy
14 hours ago
$begingroup$
Sorry, no. How does a cup of coffee march in circles?
$endgroup$
– Elmy
14 hours ago
$begingroup$
I read march as a metaphor as in, marching to fulfill their duty. The delivery method is usually a cup (circular)
$endgroup$
– zeethreepio
13 hours ago
$begingroup$
I read march as a metaphor as in, marching to fulfill their duty. The delivery method is usually a cup (circular)
$endgroup$
– zeethreepio
13 hours ago
add a comment |
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Who or what is the riddle in the perspective of? Any person?
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– James Douglas
13 hours ago
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Could be any person. In fact (hint) it should be everyone.
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– Elmy
13 hours ago