Riddle #6

It may be here, it may be there,
It could be round, it could be square,
It could be black, it could be white;
Do you have it? You just might.

It could be dead, maybe alive,
It could suffer, or it could thrive,
It could be silent or make a sound,
It could be nowhere or all around.

It may be common, it could be rare,
It might have feelings, it may not care,
It could be large, it could be small,
It might not exist at all!

What could it be, so mysterious and vague? Do you know the answer, or shall questions plague? Think outside of the box, if you will; perhaps you won't require help still.

Alright, well that's this week's riddle (the last paragraph isn't written in with the rest of the poem since it won't count in the scoring). Just remember to take chances and not over think it. I don't know if this will be easy or if it will confound you horribly, I'll just have to wait and see. If you're really stuck you're probably not going to like the correct answer, so I guess I'll just hope everyone gets it right (If not, I'm going to have to listen to a lot of yelling. Now where is my rapid attack cougar when I need it?)

Anyway, here's the updated scores (last week's only counted one point): Derek 8, Elizabeth G. 6, Caitlin 6, The Sugue 6, Ellen 6, Martha 6, Amy 3, Melissa 3, Rachel 3, Elizabeth E. 6, Kelly 1. (There are still a few of you who haven't done all the past riddles. Get with it ya bums!)

As for the posting contest, Elizabeth E. had the most posts this week, so she gets to make the call on colors (leave em in the comments box and I'll put them up). Until next time (or space).