Come To The Valley (A Riddle To Solve) Poem by Rob Lamberton
Come To The Valley (A Riddle To Solve)
Running right from the shell a startled flight for shelter hunted
Beloved prolific broods adapt well approached gently topknot
Unobtrusive entrance in my garden echoing mates call
Rose Marie, I like the thought of this riddle referring to a snail. It was not the animal I had in mind but poems are like that. They assume different meanings to different people! Thanks for your wonderful answer!
An interesting, heavily wordy, piece! Truly well written! Is it perhaps a garden slug i.e. or a snail?
I think this riddle describes a snail. Interesting and and engrossing.poem.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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Timber, snails and slugs do not echo their mates call unless it is a soundless echo of chemical pheromones. Hint: think of flight in the literal winged sense.