Daily dose of riddles (event)

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heres the first one.
I speak without a mouth and hear without ears. I have no body, but I come alive with the wind. What am I?

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There are warp for that but only open when there is events

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hmm ok then we are turning this post into a daily dose of riddles.

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Echo… Or is it windchime? Kinda ambiguous some of the clues

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hmm does wind chime hear

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btw i would like to share riddles here if it’s okay

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sure ig

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Telephone

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your first answer is correct! ok the second riddle is:

The more you take, the more you leave behind. What am I?

if anyone wasnt sure what the answer to the first riddle was, its Echo.

They speak without a mouth because of you.

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Debt?

Oh footsteps?

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correct!
more footsteps you have, the more footsteps you leave behind!

third one:
I have keys but no locks.
I have space but no room.
You can enter, but not go outside.
What am I?

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sure

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Keyboard, or typewritter

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correct! the next riddle will be posted on 5:00 PM australia time.

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Well then let me have question for you during this gap.

Old English Text (Edited) 
Ic eom mare þonne þes middangeard,
læsse þonne hondwyrm, leohtre þonne mona,
swiftre þonne sunne. 

Sæs me sind ealle
flodas on fæðmum ond þes foldan bearm,
grene wongas.

Grundum ic hrine, helle underhnige,
heofonas oferstige, wuldres eþel,
wide ræce ofer engla eard, eorþan gefylle,
ealne middangeard ond merestreamas
side mid me sylfum.

Saga hwæt ic hatte.
Modern English (Translation) 
I am more than this middle world,
less than a mite, lighter than the moon,
swifter than the sun.

The seas to me are all
floods in my embrace and this earth's lap,
the green fields.

I touch the depths, I sink below hell,
I soar over the heavens, the glory land,
widely I reach over the angle's land，
I fill all the world and ocean streams
widely with myself.

Say what I am called.

If you wonder the origin of the text, it is Riddle 66 of the Exeter Book .

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Hmm… is it Poseidon? Maybe Hades…

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I think its “Space”?

I think its abstract concept

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Well the answer is God, Experton got the nearest answer.

Space can’t be the answer since it says “lighter than the moon”, while space itself is not luminous.

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God is too abstract… And I think many religion and belief have different interpretation of God so… Yeah thats confusing

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Lighter means more light (not heavy) not regarding luminescence (bright)