Attic: Stage 8

The Moonlight Sonatas
no.	Solve	Word Riddles
1	A Crate of Dishes	We're less-than-fine China not fit for display; once under food, we are now packed away
2	A Pirate	I'm a buccaneer born from a paint brush's tip; a blade do I hold with a golden-toothed grip
3	A Flower Pot	I'm a planter not holding the dying or spilled; two thriving, five-petaled blossoms I'm filled
4	A Crytal ball	I'm a mystic's mysterious spherical mate; gaze into me deeply and see your own fate
5	A One Armed Doll	I'm a curly blonde toy of immeasurable charm, although a bit dusty and short by an arm
6	A crate of old Clothes	That we've fallen from fashion, you'll see at glance; it's clear that we're second-hand dresses and pants
7	A Broken Piggy Bank	I once held within me a coin saver's stash; I squealed when my pennies were loosed by a smash
8	A Chest marked with a skull	I'm an oft-buried box full of gold, stamped with a corpse's crossed arms to scare off the bold
9	A Ship Wheel	If I'm missing from a galleon, off course it will veer; any captain without me will be unable to steer
10	A can of Corn	I come from ears not found on a head; sealed in a cylinder where my name can be read
11	A Hand print	I was left by one gazing upon the little dipper, touching the glass with her dirty left gripper
12	A Painting of a King	I'm a pigmented picture of a prince now gronw; an occupant, not merely an heir to the throne
13	A Skull	I once pondered while sitting atop a man's spine; now my hollow eyes stare while my grinning teeth shine
14	A Box of photos	Covered in dust, I'm a cameraman's stash; old faces recorded with a click and a flash
15	A Skeletal Arm	I was once packed away, maybe while still alive, for I clawed through the box in hope I'd survive
16	An Axe	Though his head's on the block, the prisoner's not scared; without me his executioner has come upprepared
17	A Lamp without a Shade	Turned on while uncovered, I'd glow far too bright; I'd be best with a shade made to soften my light
18	A Bear with a bow & arrow	Though claws do I have, I've a better attack; a hunter's own weapon for striking him back
19	A Rabbit in a hat	In a once empty stovepipe you'll find me instead, the magical hare on illusionists' heads
20	A Mouse with a piece of Cheese	I've the darkest of coats amongst the scurrying pest; by the looks of my meal, I steal from the best