r/RiddlesForRedditors

You will have to guess the name/definition by inference from sectioned clues given in each line. The first letter of the correctly guessed name/definition will be the starting letter for each of the final words to form. You will however get only the first two letters of each of the consecutive final words. To make it easier, the final words are a name of a city district in the second largest city of a country in central Europe whose flag contains a distinct entirely blue geometric shape with 3 vertices.

Your starting words are:

1st word:

Sleep, short

Color, fruit

2nd word:

Paper, tounge, message

Water, land, surrounded

And I love it...

I'm a very private person....

A Seamster keeps a stranger rule;
two strings, a single spool.
One and Two tell half tales.
They turn as one when turned to face,
yet cannot move in separate place.
Bound too close to ever part,
two directions held by one guiding hand,
moving as though under the same command.
A mercy it is that we are we;
what is this, name me

I speak without a mouth and hear without ears.
I have no body, but I come alive with the wind.
I disappear the moment you try to hold me.
What am I?

You see a boat filled with people
it hasn’t sunk.
But when you look again you don’t see a single person on the boat.
Why?

The _____ are alive with the _____ of _____.

I’ve released 3 songs this year. All 3 videos have intentional recurring themes.

You’ll have two days to analyze all 3 videos, and “a letter to everyone who’s hurt me”

Answer me this:

1. The motifs you find in all these videos, how do they connect?
2. I was intentional about my use of colors, what do they represent ?
3. Comparing a letter to everyone who’s hurt me , and waiting for you to heal. Can you spot recurring themes ? Colors? Story?
4. What era of Chandler does this remind you of?
5. What does the shadow in waiting represent and how can we compare that to

“a

1. letter

to everyone who’s hurt me”

Any questions you made have are welcome below

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(I wrote this riddle, and I want to see if anyone can solve it)