The Mystery Move
I'm sometimes white, but sometimes black, I take you there but I don't take you back.
What am I?
(and extra points to whoever can tell me the rhyme scheme of this question)
also, the answer is not micheal jackson
What am I?
(and extra points to whoever can tell me the rhyme scheme of this question)
also, the answer is not micheal jackson
Labels: SharedPuzzle, wordfun
posted by Eric at
10:12 PM
23 Comments:
a pawn.
hearse
it can be ether a piece from chess or dam.
I think it's a chess piece too.
life
An angel I would think. The white take you to heaven, the black down to hell. Of course they won't take you back to living.
ABCB
and yes, I think its a pawn too.
Ingrid
Its called a Long Measure . This is a variation of Common Measure, and consists of three rhymes of iambic tetrameter. This gives a suggested pattern of:
x x x x x x x a
x x x x x x x b
x x x x x x x c
x x x x x x x b
What about Limos? They are black or white, and take you there but you have to have the guys number to take you back... i don't know.. it's just something to think about. :) Haha
i think, that the answer IS Micheal Jackson
i wanna say the future, whether dark or a bright one, but you won't be goin back. hahaha thats why this is anonymous, cause it's wrong!
first, a chess piece, no, it doesn't take you anywhere; second when i said it's black or white i meant it was literally black or white.
Ok the answer was a hearse; so codyc was the only one right, and the answer with the iambic tetrameter is wrong because if you use the commas as line seperations, each line does not contain four iambic feet, which is the definition of an iambic tetrameter, also not a long measure because a long measure is made up of an iambic tetrameter.
So, ingrid got the rhyme scheme part right
a chess pawn
a republican
a coffin
Um... well it could be a chess piece, when a piece captures one of your pieces it's referred to as "taking" a piece, and most chess pieces are ARE literally white or black.
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answer: a pawn in chess. it only moves forward. never backwards.
rhyme scheme: a,b,c,b. your welcome
o<-< stickman
Didn't i just give you the answer????? why did you post stickman, and in the question it says it takes you there, and chess pawns don't take you anywhere......
it could be a hypnotist?
eric, don't worry
some people are just stupid
especialy when they can't even realize that the answer was written already!!!!!!!
A prostitute.
I'm going with Micheal Jackson. Think about it and you'll see.
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