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Beware if you see me, great horrors may await.
Over where I run free, in me life runs straight.
Nick me open, a city's worth of traffic passes by.
Dressed in poems, especially when one is about to die.
So by me, men are made mortal.
What am I?
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Beware if you see me, great horrors may await.
Over where I run free, in me life runs straight.
Nick me open, a city's worth of traffic passes by.
Dressed in poems, especially when one is about to die.
So by me, men are made mortal.
What am I?
riddle word rhyme
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Beware if you see me, great horrors may await.
Over where I run free, in me life runs straight.
Nick me open, a city's worth of traffic passes by.
Dressed in poems, especially when one is about to die.
So by me, men are made mortal.
What am I?
riddle word rhyme
Beware if you see me, great horrors may await.
Over where I run free, in me life runs straight.
Nick me open, a city's worth of traffic passes by.
Dressed in poems, especially when one is about to die.
So by me, men are made mortal.
What am I?
riddle word rhyme
riddle word rhyme
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Would you happen to be:
The hangman's noose?
Beware if you see me, great horrors may await.
People are terrified of the noose.
Over where I run free, in me life runs straight.
After flailing a bit, life leaves the body and it becomes limp and straight.
Nick me open, a city's worth of traffic passes by.
When the noose was traditionally brought out, city-wide gatherings would occur.
Dressed in poems, especially when one is about to die.
Most were asked if they had final words, this could be paying homage to that.
So by me, men are made mortal.
Men are definitely proven mortal by the noose.
Hidden Acrostic:
BONDS $leftarrow$ My first thought was to bail bonds (due to the title), but it didn't fit.
1
I'm really curious to see your reasoning behind this answer, especially concerning the third line.
â Joe-You-Know
23 mins ago
Well it is now available lol
â PerpetualJ
19 mins ago
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Are you a
Police
Beware if you see me, great horrors may await.
If they are there it means that there is trouble somewhere.
Over where I run free, in me life runs straight.
On the highway?
Nick me open, a city's worth of traffic passes by.
They can stop road traffic and then there will be a build up.
Dressed in poems, especially when one is about to die.
They have a law?
So by me, men are made mortal.
They fight against criminals.
Acrostic
Jail bonds?
In reference to your poems portion, Miranda Rights fit well (but not the dying part, but this could be a metaphor). +1 Great answer!
â PerpetualJ
17 mins ago
1
Wow, another really interesting take on this puzzle. +1 These are way different than what I was thinking of.
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17 mins ago
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2 Answers
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2 Answers
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active
oldest
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active
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active
oldest
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up vote
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Would you happen to be:
The hangman's noose?
Beware if you see me, great horrors may await.
People are terrified of the noose.
Over where I run free, in me life runs straight.
After flailing a bit, life leaves the body and it becomes limp and straight.
Nick me open, a city's worth of traffic passes by.
When the noose was traditionally brought out, city-wide gatherings would occur.
Dressed in poems, especially when one is about to die.
Most were asked if they had final words, this could be paying homage to that.
So by me, men are made mortal.
Men are definitely proven mortal by the noose.
Hidden Acrostic:
BONDS $leftarrow$ My first thought was to bail bonds (due to the title), but it didn't fit.
1
I'm really curious to see your reasoning behind this answer, especially concerning the third line.
â Joe-You-Know
23 mins ago
Well it is now available lol
â PerpetualJ
19 mins ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
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Would you happen to be:
The hangman's noose?
Beware if you see me, great horrors may await.
People are terrified of the noose.
Over where I run free, in me life runs straight.
After flailing a bit, life leaves the body and it becomes limp and straight.
Nick me open, a city's worth of traffic passes by.
When the noose was traditionally brought out, city-wide gatherings would occur.
Dressed in poems, especially when one is about to die.
Most were asked if they had final words, this could be paying homage to that.
So by me, men are made mortal.
Men are definitely proven mortal by the noose.
Hidden Acrostic:
BONDS $leftarrow$ My first thought was to bail bonds (due to the title), but it didn't fit.
1
I'm really curious to see your reasoning behind this answer, especially concerning the third line.
â Joe-You-Know
23 mins ago
Well it is now available lol
â PerpetualJ
19 mins ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
up vote
2
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Would you happen to be:
The hangman's noose?
Beware if you see me, great horrors may await.
People are terrified of the noose.
Over where I run free, in me life runs straight.
After flailing a bit, life leaves the body and it becomes limp and straight.
Nick me open, a city's worth of traffic passes by.
When the noose was traditionally brought out, city-wide gatherings would occur.
Dressed in poems, especially when one is about to die.
Most were asked if they had final words, this could be paying homage to that.
So by me, men are made mortal.
Men are definitely proven mortal by the noose.
Hidden Acrostic:
BONDS $leftarrow$ My first thought was to bail bonds (due to the title), but it didn't fit.
Would you happen to be:
The hangman's noose?
Beware if you see me, great horrors may await.
People are terrified of the noose.
Over where I run free, in me life runs straight.
After flailing a bit, life leaves the body and it becomes limp and straight.
Nick me open, a city's worth of traffic passes by.
When the noose was traditionally brought out, city-wide gatherings would occur.
Dressed in poems, especially when one is about to die.
Most were asked if they had final words, this could be paying homage to that.
So by me, men are made mortal.
Men are definitely proven mortal by the noose.
Hidden Acrostic:
BONDS $leftarrow$ My first thought was to bail bonds (due to the title), but it didn't fit.
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answered 24 mins ago
PerpetualJ
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I'm really curious to see your reasoning behind this answer, especially concerning the third line.
â Joe-You-Know
23 mins ago
Well it is now available lol
â PerpetualJ
19 mins ago
add a comment |Â
1
I'm really curious to see your reasoning behind this answer, especially concerning the third line.
â Joe-You-Know
23 mins ago
Well it is now available lol
â PerpetualJ
19 mins ago
1
1
I'm really curious to see your reasoning behind this answer, especially concerning the third line.
â Joe-You-Know
23 mins ago
I'm really curious to see your reasoning behind this answer, especially concerning the third line.
â Joe-You-Know
23 mins ago
Well it is now available lol
â PerpetualJ
19 mins ago
Well it is now available lol
â PerpetualJ
19 mins ago
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2
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Are you a
Police
Beware if you see me, great horrors may await.
If they are there it means that there is trouble somewhere.
Over where I run free, in me life runs straight.
On the highway?
Nick me open, a city's worth of traffic passes by.
They can stop road traffic and then there will be a build up.
Dressed in poems, especially when one is about to die.
They have a law?
So by me, men are made mortal.
They fight against criminals.
Acrostic
Jail bonds?
In reference to your poems portion, Miranda Rights fit well (but not the dying part, but this could be a metaphor). +1 Great answer!
â PerpetualJ
17 mins ago
1
Wow, another really interesting take on this puzzle. +1 These are way different than what I was thinking of.
â Joe-You-Know
17 mins ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
Are you a
Police
Beware if you see me, great horrors may await.
If they are there it means that there is trouble somewhere.
Over where I run free, in me life runs straight.
On the highway?
Nick me open, a city's worth of traffic passes by.
They can stop road traffic and then there will be a build up.
Dressed in poems, especially when one is about to die.
They have a law?
So by me, men are made mortal.
They fight against criminals.
Acrostic
Jail bonds?
In reference to your poems portion, Miranda Rights fit well (but not the dying part, but this could be a metaphor). +1 Great answer!
â PerpetualJ
17 mins ago
1
Wow, another really interesting take on this puzzle. +1 These are way different than what I was thinking of.
â Joe-You-Know
17 mins ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
up vote
2
down vote
Are you a
Police
Beware if you see me, great horrors may await.
If they are there it means that there is trouble somewhere.
Over where I run free, in me life runs straight.
On the highway?
Nick me open, a city's worth of traffic passes by.
They can stop road traffic and then there will be a build up.
Dressed in poems, especially when one is about to die.
They have a law?
So by me, men are made mortal.
They fight against criminals.
Acrostic
Jail bonds?
Are you a
Police
Beware if you see me, great horrors may await.
If they are there it means that there is trouble somewhere.
Over where I run free, in me life runs straight.
On the highway?
Nick me open, a city's worth of traffic passes by.
They can stop road traffic and then there will be a build up.
Dressed in poems, especially when one is about to die.
They have a law?
So by me, men are made mortal.
They fight against criminals.
Acrostic
Jail bonds?
answered 20 mins ago
QuantumTwinkie
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12.7k22080
In reference to your poems portion, Miranda Rights fit well (but not the dying part, but this could be a metaphor). +1 Great answer!
â PerpetualJ
17 mins ago
1
Wow, another really interesting take on this puzzle. +1 These are way different than what I was thinking of.
â Joe-You-Know
17 mins ago
add a comment |Â
In reference to your poems portion, Miranda Rights fit well (but not the dying part, but this could be a metaphor). +1 Great answer!
â PerpetualJ
17 mins ago
1
Wow, another really interesting take on this puzzle. +1 These are way different than what I was thinking of.
â Joe-You-Know
17 mins ago
In reference to your poems portion, Miranda Rights fit well (but not the dying part, but this could be a metaphor). +1 Great answer!
â PerpetualJ
17 mins ago
In reference to your poems portion, Miranda Rights fit well (but not the dying part, but this could be a metaphor). +1 Great answer!
â PerpetualJ
17 mins ago
1
1
Wow, another really interesting take on this puzzle. +1 These are way different than what I was thinking of.
â Joe-You-Know
17 mins ago
Wow, another really interesting take on this puzzle. +1 These are way different than what I was thinking of.
â Joe-You-Know
17 mins ago
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