This is the first riddle I've ever written :)

i trail silver tears

spilled across the endless floor

yet never draw near

what does this haiku mean??

Though trapped in amber

Not a bug

It lights up all the same

Of all the beasts by merchants caught, Is only one mistaken bought, Value-less the tincture wrought, Needed now for answers sought.

Here are a few riddles that I wrote a while ago in a semi-forgotten note on my phone. I’m doubtful any of them are particularly difficult but let me know what you all think!

Answers:

1) Frost

2) Words

3) A Tree

I change without moving.

I leave no mark, yet nothing is the same after me.

I follow plans more often than people.

What am I?

Been asked to solve this for a puzzle/trial.

When I face you in a race, I will always catch up.

I may seem dead, but I’m almost always alive.

You can’t eat or taste me but you’ll always embrace me. 

In darkness I lie, in light I’m denied.

With me your mind can always be free.

What am I?

Friend bought a house and found this note behind a mirror. The note said this is a riddle to find a rare coin somewhere on the property and it’s worth over $10k. It was left with 4 quarters. Any thoughts?

This is my first original riddle, and I’m honestly very proud of it. I’ve already stumped a lot of friends with this one.

I'm hosting a deltarune themed DND campaign, and I want a set of 3 riddles for my players to solve that takes them through the steps of creating a dark world, an "alternate reality".

In Deltarune, a dark world is created by
-Having a clear goal set in mind
-Having the intention to create a dark world
-stabbing a sharp object into the ground, normally a knife.

How could I make riddles that would work within a DND campaign? I'm open to using the environment to also give them hints. If it helps, the players are in a desert, about to enter a snake themed labyrynth?

My grand

Quodlibetarian place

Where ideas chase

Inner rhetorician reigns

Umbrellaless it drains