The Riddles of the Sirens

Authors

Walter Shedlofsky

Abstract

Corafan, pseudo-poet and mock court jester, hesitated before he entered the king's garden. The riddle was the best he had constructed to date, but he had doubts that the king would solve it. Lately, King Mustapha (seven subsequent irrelevant names) Ferucil had not been pleased and one more displeasure could mean dismissal.

Recommended Citation

Shedlofsky, Walter (1981) "The Riddles of the Sirens," Word Ways: Vol. 14 : Iss. 3 , Article 16.
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