Riddle me this limerick.
not a third or fifth but 6 geese are laying.
Oh Traveller welcome to the isle
The most emerald of all the isles
Where the screams are heard
But not a word was heard
But a slender figure, dark and styled
Either appears young and beautiful
Or an old hag, both immutable
Warnings of the future
Both older and newer
Both something irrefutable
They are signs of death to come for you
With scream and wailing and crying too
Seen ringing out a rag
Hence why they're called hags
what could this creature possibly be?
About the Creator
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