I'm rarely seen by you

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Our clap is quiet if not silent



We are small, soft and pliant



Always little or no space between



Before your eyes but rarely seen




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Our clap is quiet if not silent



We are small, soft and pliant



Always little or no space between



Before your eyes but rarely seen




What are we?






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  • Great riddle! $(+1)$ $colordarkorangebigstar$
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Our clap is quiet if not silent



We are small, soft and pliant



Always little or no space between



Before your eyes but rarely seen




What are we?






riddle rhyme







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Our clap is quiet if not silent



We are small, soft and pliant



Always little or no space between



Before your eyes but rarely seen




What are we?






riddle rhyme




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Brent Hackers

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  • Great riddle! $(+1)$ $colordarkorangebigstar$
    – user477343
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  • Great riddle! $(+1)$ $colordarkorangebigstar$
    – user477343
    Aug 18 at 7:46
















Great riddle! $(+1)$ $colordarkorangebigstar$
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Great riddle! $(+1)$ $colordarkorangebigstar$
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Eyelids. We can't hear when we blink, they are soft and pliant and has little or no spaces between them when they are closed, "before our eyes" but we can't really see them.







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  • Technically the answer I was going for... really unsure what to accept as I still feel this is a better fit but they're virtually the same and I can't say they don't both work. @Eutherpy you got in there first but would you mind me robbing the accept for Vivek here? I'll owe you a shiny +1
    – Brent Hackers
    Aug 17 at 12:29











  • I also thought @Eutherpy was right? But then he answered 'eyelashes' which means hairs that grows on the edge of the eyelids.
    – Vivek Parekh
    Aug 17 at 15:08











  • @BrentHackers I think you marked "eyelashes" as the correct answer by mistake
    – Vivek Parekh
    Aug 17 at 15:11






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    @VivecParekh not by mistake. See my comments. With Eutherpy being so close as to basically give away the answer I initially marked them correct and commented hoping that they'd update. Seemed fair.
    – Brent Hackers
    Aug 17 at 15:29

















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We are probably




eyelashes? We can't hear them when we blink,they are soft and pliant, with little spaces between them, "before our eyes" but we can't really see them.







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  • I was thinking of rot13(rlryvqf) but obviously you're close enough that I'll have to mark accepted. +1
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    Aug 17 at 11:13










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up vote
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accepted











Eyelids. We can't hear when we blink, they are soft and pliant and has little or no spaces between them when they are closed, "before our eyes" but we can't really see them.







share|improve this answer






















  • Technically the answer I was going for... really unsure what to accept as I still feel this is a better fit but they're virtually the same and I can't say they don't both work. @Eutherpy you got in there first but would you mind me robbing the accept for Vivek here? I'll owe you a shiny +1
    – Brent Hackers
    Aug 17 at 12:29











  • I also thought @Eutherpy was right? But then he answered 'eyelashes' which means hairs that grows on the edge of the eyelids.
    – Vivek Parekh
    Aug 17 at 15:08











  • @BrentHackers I think you marked "eyelashes" as the correct answer by mistake
    – Vivek Parekh
    Aug 17 at 15:11






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    @VivecParekh not by mistake. See my comments. With Eutherpy being so close as to basically give away the answer I initially marked them correct and commented hoping that they'd update. Seemed fair.
    – Brent Hackers
    Aug 17 at 15:29














up vote
12
down vote



accepted











Eyelids. We can't hear when we blink, they are soft and pliant and has little or no spaces between them when they are closed, "before our eyes" but we can't really see them.







share|improve this answer






















  • Technically the answer I was going for... really unsure what to accept as I still feel this is a better fit but they're virtually the same and I can't say they don't both work. @Eutherpy you got in there first but would you mind me robbing the accept for Vivek here? I'll owe you a shiny +1
    – Brent Hackers
    Aug 17 at 12:29











  • I also thought @Eutherpy was right? But then he answered 'eyelashes' which means hairs that grows on the edge of the eyelids.
    – Vivek Parekh
    Aug 17 at 15:08











  • @BrentHackers I think you marked "eyelashes" as the correct answer by mistake
    – Vivek Parekh
    Aug 17 at 15:11






  • 1




    @VivecParekh not by mistake. See my comments. With Eutherpy being so close as to basically give away the answer I initially marked them correct and commented hoping that they'd update. Seemed fair.
    – Brent Hackers
    Aug 17 at 15:29












up vote
12
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accepted







up vote
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accepted







Eyelids. We can't hear when we blink, they are soft and pliant and has little or no spaces between them when they are closed, "before our eyes" but we can't really see them.







share|improve this answer















Eyelids. We can't hear when we blink, they are soft and pliant and has little or no spaces between them when they are closed, "before our eyes" but we can't really see them.








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answered Aug 17 at 11:20









Vivek Parekh

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  • Technically the answer I was going for... really unsure what to accept as I still feel this is a better fit but they're virtually the same and I can't say they don't both work. @Eutherpy you got in there first but would you mind me robbing the accept for Vivek here? I'll owe you a shiny +1
    – Brent Hackers
    Aug 17 at 12:29











  • I also thought @Eutherpy was right? But then he answered 'eyelashes' which means hairs that grows on the edge of the eyelids.
    – Vivek Parekh
    Aug 17 at 15:08











  • @BrentHackers I think you marked "eyelashes" as the correct answer by mistake
    – Vivek Parekh
    Aug 17 at 15:11






  • 1




    @VivecParekh not by mistake. See my comments. With Eutherpy being so close as to basically give away the answer I initially marked them correct and commented hoping that they'd update. Seemed fair.
    – Brent Hackers
    Aug 17 at 15:29
















  • Technically the answer I was going for... really unsure what to accept as I still feel this is a better fit but they're virtually the same and I can't say they don't both work. @Eutherpy you got in there first but would you mind me robbing the accept for Vivek here? I'll owe you a shiny +1
    – Brent Hackers
    Aug 17 at 12:29











  • I also thought @Eutherpy was right? But then he answered 'eyelashes' which means hairs that grows on the edge of the eyelids.
    – Vivek Parekh
    Aug 17 at 15:08











  • @BrentHackers I think you marked "eyelashes" as the correct answer by mistake
    – Vivek Parekh
    Aug 17 at 15:11






  • 1




    @VivecParekh not by mistake. See my comments. With Eutherpy being so close as to basically give away the answer I initially marked them correct and commented hoping that they'd update. Seemed fair.
    – Brent Hackers
    Aug 17 at 15:29















Technically the answer I was going for... really unsure what to accept as I still feel this is a better fit but they're virtually the same and I can't say they don't both work. @Eutherpy you got in there first but would you mind me robbing the accept for Vivek here? I'll owe you a shiny +1
– Brent Hackers
Aug 17 at 12:29





Technically the answer I was going for... really unsure what to accept as I still feel this is a better fit but they're virtually the same and I can't say they don't both work. @Eutherpy you got in there first but would you mind me robbing the accept for Vivek here? I'll owe you a shiny +1
– Brent Hackers
Aug 17 at 12:29













I also thought @Eutherpy was right? But then he answered 'eyelashes' which means hairs that grows on the edge of the eyelids.
– Vivek Parekh
Aug 17 at 15:08





I also thought @Eutherpy was right? But then he answered 'eyelashes' which means hairs that grows on the edge of the eyelids.
– Vivek Parekh
Aug 17 at 15:08













@BrentHackers I think you marked "eyelashes" as the correct answer by mistake
– Vivek Parekh
Aug 17 at 15:11




@BrentHackers I think you marked "eyelashes" as the correct answer by mistake
– Vivek Parekh
Aug 17 at 15:11




1




1




@VivecParekh not by mistake. See my comments. With Eutherpy being so close as to basically give away the answer I initially marked them correct and commented hoping that they'd update. Seemed fair.
– Brent Hackers
Aug 17 at 15:29




@VivecParekh not by mistake. See my comments. With Eutherpy being so close as to basically give away the answer I initially marked them correct and commented hoping that they'd update. Seemed fair.
– Brent Hackers
Aug 17 at 15:29










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7
down vote













We are probably




eyelashes? We can't hear them when we blink,they are soft and pliant, with little spaces between them, "before our eyes" but we can't really see them.







share|improve this answer




















  • I was thinking of rot13(rlryvqf) but obviously you're close enough that I'll have to mark accepted. +1
    – Brent Hackers
    Aug 17 at 11:13














up vote
7
down vote













We are probably




eyelashes? We can't hear them when we blink,they are soft and pliant, with little spaces between them, "before our eyes" but we can't really see them.







share|improve this answer




















  • I was thinking of rot13(rlryvqf) but obviously you're close enough that I'll have to mark accepted. +1
    – Brent Hackers
    Aug 17 at 11:13












up vote
7
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up vote
7
down vote









We are probably




eyelashes? We can't hear them when we blink,they are soft and pliant, with little spaces between them, "before our eyes" but we can't really see them.







share|improve this answer












We are probably




eyelashes? We can't hear them when we blink,they are soft and pliant, with little spaces between them, "before our eyes" but we can't really see them.








share|improve this answer












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  • I was thinking of rot13(rlryvqf) but obviously you're close enough that I'll have to mark accepted. +1
    – Brent Hackers
    Aug 17 at 11:13
















  • I was thinking of rot13(rlryvqf) but obviously you're close enough that I'll have to mark accepted. +1
    – Brent Hackers
    Aug 17 at 11:13















I was thinking of rot13(rlryvqf) but obviously you're close enough that I'll have to mark accepted. +1
– Brent Hackers
Aug 17 at 11:13




I was thinking of rot13(rlryvqf) but obviously you're close enough that I'll have to mark accepted. +1
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