I fear only one - Who am I?












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The cave has me, the wind hasn't



The stories, the pirates, the demons, the lands...all nothing if it isn't me



The masterworks of science revolve 'bout me



You'll all be blind if it ain't me



The rock has me, the sun hasn't



But still



I fear only one



The one that doesn't let me go.




Tell me - who am I?



Edit: It seemed as if "all nothing if it isn't me" was a standalone line, so I merged it in the second line



Edit 2 (These edit was made after four answers - apologies for this)



Since the answers are almost the right answer, so I'll add a couple of more lines describing it.




You won't be here if you haven't me



I am the Poseidon, the Apollo and have half your food



I am in the black not in the white



I am in a chopper not in a plane



The literature worships me, for it be horrible if it ain't me.











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    $begingroup$



    The cave has me, the wind hasn't



    The stories, the pirates, the demons, the lands...all nothing if it isn't me



    The masterworks of science revolve 'bout me



    You'll all be blind if it ain't me



    The rock has me, the sun hasn't



    But still



    I fear only one



    The one that doesn't let me go.




    Tell me - who am I?



    Edit: It seemed as if "all nothing if it isn't me" was a standalone line, so I merged it in the second line



    Edit 2 (These edit was made after four answers - apologies for this)



    Since the answers are almost the right answer, so I'll add a couple of more lines describing it.




    You won't be here if you haven't me



    I am the Poseidon, the Apollo and have half your food



    I am in the black not in the white



    I am in a chopper not in a plane



    The literature worships me, for it be horrible if it ain't me.











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      The cave has me, the wind hasn't



      The stories, the pirates, the demons, the lands...all nothing if it isn't me



      The masterworks of science revolve 'bout me



      You'll all be blind if it ain't me



      The rock has me, the sun hasn't



      But still



      I fear only one



      The one that doesn't let me go.




      Tell me - who am I?



      Edit: It seemed as if "all nothing if it isn't me" was a standalone line, so I merged it in the second line



      Edit 2 (These edit was made after four answers - apologies for this)



      Since the answers are almost the right answer, so I'll add a couple of more lines describing it.




      You won't be here if you haven't me



      I am the Poseidon, the Apollo and have half your food



      I am in the black not in the white



      I am in a chopper not in a plane



      The literature worships me, for it be horrible if it ain't me.











      share|improve this question











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      The cave has me, the wind hasn't



      The stories, the pirates, the demons, the lands...all nothing if it isn't me



      The masterworks of science revolve 'bout me



      You'll all be blind if it ain't me



      The rock has me, the sun hasn't



      But still



      I fear only one



      The one that doesn't let me go.




      Tell me - who am I?



      Edit: It seemed as if "all nothing if it isn't me" was a standalone line, so I merged it in the second line



      Edit 2 (These edit was made after four answers - apologies for this)



      Since the answers are almost the right answer, so I'll add a couple of more lines describing it.




      You won't be here if you haven't me



      I am the Poseidon, the Apollo and have half your food



      I am in the black not in the white



      I am in a chopper not in a plane



      The literature worships me, for it be horrible if it ain't me.








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          The answer I am going for is the




          Sea/C/See








          The cave has me, the wind hasn't




          Cave has the letter "C"




          The stories, the pirates, the demons, the lands...all nothing if it isn't me




          All of the above is nothing if it is not seen




          The masterworks of science revolve 'bout me




          The building block of life is Carbon, commonly known by the scientific symbol of C




          You'll all be blind if it ain't me




          We are blind if we can't see




          The rock has me, the sun hasn't




          Rock has letter C , not sun




          But still



          I fear only one



          The one that doesn't let me go.




          ???




          You won't be here if you haven't me




          We can't be on Puzzling SE if we can't see




          I am the Poseidon, the Apollo and have half your food




          Poseidon is the god of the Sea.

          Apollo >> Honestly not sure about this, but I am reckoning that it is related to Apollo 11 landing on the Sea of Tranquility

          Most food are chemically carbon-based, hence made mostly out of C atoms




          I am in the black not in the white

          I am in a chopper not in a plane




          Former contains letter C, not the latter




          The literature worships me, for it be horrible if it ain't me.




          The Sea has many stories written about it, be it mythical, nautical fiction etc ....







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            If anyone else agrees with this answer and have suggestions for the missing lines, you could edit it in too .
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            You got the correct answer!! For the one explanation you haven't got yet, think what if c says "I'm very fast". Also take a look at the comments on other answers for it
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          Could it be




          light?




          The cave has me, the wind hasn't




          The wind cannot really get light, light goes through it for the most part, while caves at least have an entrance that gets light




          The stories, the pirates, the demons, the lands...all nothing if it isn't me




          light is present in all of them




          The masterworks of science revolve 'bout me




          speed of light, like Einstein's $E = mc^2$




          You'll all be blind if it ain't me




          sight relies on light




          The rock has me, the sun hasn't




          rocks do get light, but the sun loses light constantly




          But still

          I fear only one

          The one that doesn't let me go.




          that would be the shadow I believe. Where there is light, there is darkness. EDIT: Or a black hole (credits to Arnaud Mortier in the comments)







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            The one that doesn't let me go would rather be a rot13(oynpx ubyr), right?
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            @ArnaudMortier That's actually very possible!
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            Your answer is very close as two of your explanations are also valid for the answer I've thought.
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          Alright, here's my guess:



          It might be




          dark




          The cave has me, the wind hasn't




          I'm pretty sure that I'll find darkness inside a cave, and wind doesn't carry "dark".

          (What? Black smoke? No, that's the color from the matter within it!)




          The stories, the pirates, the demons, the lands...all nothing if it isn't me




          Some stories could be dark, pirates are mostly dark(mentally, I mean), and lands... how could we found it easily without some "dark" while in the ocean?




          The masterworks of science revolve 'bout me




          I guess it is talking about the research for the universe, including the Dark matter.




          You'll all be blind if it ain't me




          A kind of protein named visual purple do exist in our eyes, so we could "see" in the dark.

          Completely darkness? Yeah, we might can't see, yet the visual acuity didn't get killed, meaning that we wouldn't be actually "blind".

          However, if there were no dark for our eyes... we could be completely blind.




          The rock has me, the sun hasn't




          It looks like the same logic in first part, a rock could have some darkness, not only shadow, but hole/cave made by erosion.

          But sun... I know about sunspot, but usually we would see it without dark.

          If that's the case, there might need a science tag on the question.




          But still
          I fear only one
          The one that doesn't let me go.




          Light would be the only one thing that limit dark.




          Well... this looks a lot like the Bewilder's answer, yet OP has some clue below, which make this one more reasonable, so I would give it a shot.






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            This answer is good, but I was thinking of something else. I'd most probably have the science tag if your explanations for "you'll all be blind if it ain't me" was the one I thought.
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          Is this




          The earth?




          This fits all lines of the poem - wind and sun don't have this, rock and cave do. None of the stuff mentioned in lines 2-5 could exist without it.



          As for the last part,




          Gravity hold the earth together and doesn't let go.







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            It's a good answer, but I was thinking of something else - something which is not a thing
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            How does "You'll all be blind if it ain't me" fit here?
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            Well, if you don't exist you can't see. Still a bit of a stretch, I suppose @Natasha
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            Okayy. But I'll still wait and see if the answer I'm thinking comes from anyone. Otherwise I'll most probably accept your answer.
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            Oh, for sure wait until you have the correct answer - if mine is incorrect, I would advise against accepting it, at least not so soon. No need to rush! You can signify that you like an answer without accepting it by upvoting it. (Not asking for an upvote; just an FYI for the future). @Natasha
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          Is it




          A shadow




          The cave has me, the wind hasn't




          A cave is naturally dark, and wind is too thin to project a visible shadow




          The stories, the pirates, the demons, the lands...all nothing if it isn't me




          I believe this is referencing shadow theater, or the "actors" in Plato's Cave




          The masterworks of science revolve 'bout me




          Science has spent a lot of time studying light, and therefore shadows by association




          You'll all be blind if it ain't me




          The eyeballs project light onto a darkened surface to process images. Without shadows, this process could not work




          The rock has me, the sun hasn't




          Because the sun is emitting light in all directions, it doesn't have a shadow by normal standards




          But still / I fear only one / The one that doesn't let me go.




          A shadow can never be separated from the object that made it, because its existence depends on the object blocking light







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            Your answer is close, and in fact one of your explanations are also valid for the answer I've thought. Try thinking and a more basic level.
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          The answer I am going for is the




          Sea/C/See








          The cave has me, the wind hasn't




          Cave has the letter "C"




          The stories, the pirates, the demons, the lands...all nothing if it isn't me




          All of the above is nothing if it is not seen




          The masterworks of science revolve 'bout me




          The building block of life is Carbon, commonly known by the scientific symbol of C




          You'll all be blind if it ain't me




          We are blind if we can't see




          The rock has me, the sun hasn't




          Rock has letter C , not sun




          But still



          I fear only one



          The one that doesn't let me go.




          ???




          You won't be here if you haven't me




          We can't be on Puzzling SE if we can't see




          I am the Poseidon, the Apollo and have half your food




          Poseidon is the god of the Sea.

          Apollo >> Honestly not sure about this, but I am reckoning that it is related to Apollo 11 landing on the Sea of Tranquility

          Most food are chemically carbon-based, hence made mostly out of C atoms




          I am in the black not in the white

          I am in a chopper not in a plane




          Former contains letter C, not the latter




          The literature worships me, for it be horrible if it ain't me.




          The Sea has many stories written about it, be it mythical, nautical fiction etc ....







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            If anyone else agrees with this answer and have suggestions for the missing lines, you could edit it in too .
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            10 hours ago










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            You got the correct answer!! For the one explanation you haven't got yet, think what if c says "I'm very fast". Also take a look at the comments on other answers for it
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            Please update your answer with the remaining explanation so that I can mark it as accepted.
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          The answer I am going for is the




          Sea/C/See








          The cave has me, the wind hasn't




          Cave has the letter "C"




          The stories, the pirates, the demons, the lands...all nothing if it isn't me




          All of the above is nothing if it is not seen




          The masterworks of science revolve 'bout me




          The building block of life is Carbon, commonly known by the scientific symbol of C




          You'll all be blind if it ain't me




          We are blind if we can't see




          The rock has me, the sun hasn't




          Rock has letter C , not sun




          But still



          I fear only one



          The one that doesn't let me go.




          ???




          You won't be here if you haven't me




          We can't be on Puzzling SE if we can't see




          I am the Poseidon, the Apollo and have half your food




          Poseidon is the god of the Sea.

          Apollo >> Honestly not sure about this, but I am reckoning that it is related to Apollo 11 landing on the Sea of Tranquility

          Most food are chemically carbon-based, hence made mostly out of C atoms




          I am in the black not in the white

          I am in a chopper not in a plane




          Former contains letter C, not the latter




          The literature worships me, for it be horrible if it ain't me.




          The Sea has many stories written about it, be it mythical, nautical fiction etc ....







          share|improve this answer











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          • $begingroup$
            If anyone else agrees with this answer and have suggestions for the missing lines, you could edit it in too .
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            – Kryesec
            10 hours ago










          • $begingroup$
            You got the correct answer!! For the one explanation you haven't got yet, think what if c says "I'm very fast". Also take a look at the comments on other answers for it
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            – Natasha
            10 hours ago










          • $begingroup$
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          2





          $begingroup$

          The answer I am going for is the




          Sea/C/See








          The cave has me, the wind hasn't




          Cave has the letter "C"




          The stories, the pirates, the demons, the lands...all nothing if it isn't me




          All of the above is nothing if it is not seen




          The masterworks of science revolve 'bout me




          The building block of life is Carbon, commonly known by the scientific symbol of C




          You'll all be blind if it ain't me




          We are blind if we can't see




          The rock has me, the sun hasn't




          Rock has letter C , not sun




          But still



          I fear only one



          The one that doesn't let me go.




          ???




          You won't be here if you haven't me




          We can't be on Puzzling SE if we can't see




          I am the Poseidon, the Apollo and have half your food




          Poseidon is the god of the Sea.

          Apollo >> Honestly not sure about this, but I am reckoning that it is related to Apollo 11 landing on the Sea of Tranquility

          Most food are chemically carbon-based, hence made mostly out of C atoms




          I am in the black not in the white

          I am in a chopper not in a plane




          Former contains letter C, not the latter




          The literature worships me, for it be horrible if it ain't me.




          The Sea has many stories written about it, be it mythical, nautical fiction etc ....







          share|improve this answer











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          The answer I am going for is the




          Sea/C/See








          The cave has me, the wind hasn't




          Cave has the letter "C"




          The stories, the pirates, the demons, the lands...all nothing if it isn't me




          All of the above is nothing if it is not seen




          The masterworks of science revolve 'bout me




          The building block of life is Carbon, commonly known by the scientific symbol of C




          You'll all be blind if it ain't me




          We are blind if we can't see




          The rock has me, the sun hasn't




          Rock has letter C , not sun




          But still



          I fear only one



          The one that doesn't let me go.




          ???




          You won't be here if you haven't me




          We can't be on Puzzling SE if we can't see




          I am the Poseidon, the Apollo and have half your food




          Poseidon is the god of the Sea.

          Apollo >> Honestly not sure about this, but I am reckoning that it is related to Apollo 11 landing on the Sea of Tranquility

          Most food are chemically carbon-based, hence made mostly out of C atoms




          I am in the black not in the white

          I am in a chopper not in a plane




          Former contains letter C, not the latter




          The literature worships me, for it be horrible if it ain't me.




          The Sea has many stories written about it, be it mythical, nautical fiction etc ....








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            If anyone else agrees with this answer and have suggestions for the missing lines, you could edit it in too .
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            You got the correct answer!! For the one explanation you haven't got yet, think what if c says "I'm very fast". Also take a look at the comments on other answers for it
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            – Natasha
            10 hours ago










          • $begingroup$
            Please update your answer with the remaining explanation so that I can mark it as accepted.
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            6 hours ago




















          • $begingroup$
            If anyone else agrees with this answer and have suggestions for the missing lines, you could edit it in too .
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            – Kryesec
            10 hours ago










          • $begingroup$
            You got the correct answer!! For the one explanation you haven't got yet, think what if c says "I'm very fast". Also take a look at the comments on other answers for it
            $endgroup$
            – Natasha
            10 hours ago










          • $begingroup$
            Please update your answer with the remaining explanation so that I can mark it as accepted.
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            – Natasha
            6 hours ago


















          $begingroup$
          If anyone else agrees with this answer and have suggestions for the missing lines, you could edit it in too .
          $endgroup$
          – Kryesec
          10 hours ago




          $begingroup$
          If anyone else agrees with this answer and have suggestions for the missing lines, you could edit it in too .
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          – Kryesec
          10 hours ago












          $begingroup$
          You got the correct answer!! For the one explanation you haven't got yet, think what if c says "I'm very fast". Also take a look at the comments on other answers for it
          $endgroup$
          – Natasha
          10 hours ago




          $begingroup$
          You got the correct answer!! For the one explanation you haven't got yet, think what if c says "I'm very fast". Also take a look at the comments on other answers for it
          $endgroup$
          – Natasha
          10 hours ago












          $begingroup$
          Please update your answer with the remaining explanation so that I can mark it as accepted.
          $endgroup$
          – Natasha
          6 hours ago






          $begingroup$
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          6 hours ago













          1












          $begingroup$

          Could it be




          light?




          The cave has me, the wind hasn't




          The wind cannot really get light, light goes through it for the most part, while caves at least have an entrance that gets light




          The stories, the pirates, the demons, the lands...all nothing if it isn't me




          light is present in all of them




          The masterworks of science revolve 'bout me




          speed of light, like Einstein's $E = mc^2$




          You'll all be blind if it ain't me




          sight relies on light




          The rock has me, the sun hasn't




          rocks do get light, but the sun loses light constantly




          But still

          I fear only one

          The one that doesn't let me go.




          that would be the shadow I believe. Where there is light, there is darkness. EDIT: Or a black hole (credits to Arnaud Mortier in the comments)







          share|improve this answer










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          Jerry is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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            The one that doesn't let me go would rather be a rot13(oynpx ubyr), right?
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            – Arnaud Mortier
            17 hours ago










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            @ArnaudMortier That's actually very possible!
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            – Jerry
            17 hours ago










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            Your answer is very close as two of your explanations are also valid for the answer I've thought.
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            13 hours ago


















          1












          $begingroup$

          Could it be




          light?




          The cave has me, the wind hasn't




          The wind cannot really get light, light goes through it for the most part, while caves at least have an entrance that gets light




          The stories, the pirates, the demons, the lands...all nothing if it isn't me




          light is present in all of them




          The masterworks of science revolve 'bout me




          speed of light, like Einstein's $E = mc^2$




          You'll all be blind if it ain't me




          sight relies on light




          The rock has me, the sun hasn't




          rocks do get light, but the sun loses light constantly




          But still

          I fear only one

          The one that doesn't let me go.




          that would be the shadow I believe. Where there is light, there is darkness. EDIT: Or a black hole (credits to Arnaud Mortier in the comments)







          share|improve this answer










          New contributor




          Jerry is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
          Check out our Code of Conduct.






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            $begingroup$
            The one that doesn't let me go would rather be a rot13(oynpx ubyr), right?
            $endgroup$
            – Arnaud Mortier
            17 hours ago










          • $begingroup$
            @ArnaudMortier That's actually very possible!
            $endgroup$
            – Jerry
            17 hours ago










          • $begingroup$
            Your answer is very close as two of your explanations are also valid for the answer I've thought.
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            – Natasha
            13 hours ago
















          1












          1








          1





          $begingroup$

          Could it be




          light?




          The cave has me, the wind hasn't




          The wind cannot really get light, light goes through it for the most part, while caves at least have an entrance that gets light




          The stories, the pirates, the demons, the lands...all nothing if it isn't me




          light is present in all of them




          The masterworks of science revolve 'bout me




          speed of light, like Einstein's $E = mc^2$




          You'll all be blind if it ain't me




          sight relies on light




          The rock has me, the sun hasn't




          rocks do get light, but the sun loses light constantly




          But still

          I fear only one

          The one that doesn't let me go.




          that would be the shadow I believe. Where there is light, there is darkness. EDIT: Or a black hole (credits to Arnaud Mortier in the comments)







          share|improve this answer










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          $endgroup$



          Could it be




          light?




          The cave has me, the wind hasn't




          The wind cannot really get light, light goes through it for the most part, while caves at least have an entrance that gets light




          The stories, the pirates, the demons, the lands...all nothing if it isn't me




          light is present in all of them




          The masterworks of science revolve 'bout me




          speed of light, like Einstein's $E = mc^2$




          You'll all be blind if it ain't me




          sight relies on light




          The rock has me, the sun hasn't




          rocks do get light, but the sun loses light constantly




          But still

          I fear only one

          The one that doesn't let me go.




          that would be the shadow I believe. Where there is light, there is darkness. EDIT: Or a black hole (credits to Arnaud Mortier in the comments)








          share|improve this answer










          New contributor




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          share|improve this answer



          share|improve this answer








          edited 17 hours ago





















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          answered 18 hours ago









          JerryJerry

          30116




          30116




          New contributor




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          New contributor





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          • 1




            $begingroup$
            The one that doesn't let me go would rather be a rot13(oynpx ubyr), right?
            $endgroup$
            – Arnaud Mortier
            17 hours ago










          • $begingroup$
            @ArnaudMortier That's actually very possible!
            $endgroup$
            – Jerry
            17 hours ago










          • $begingroup$
            Your answer is very close as two of your explanations are also valid for the answer I've thought.
            $endgroup$
            – Natasha
            13 hours ago
















          • 1




            $begingroup$
            The one that doesn't let me go would rather be a rot13(oynpx ubyr), right?
            $endgroup$
            – Arnaud Mortier
            17 hours ago










          • $begingroup$
            @ArnaudMortier That's actually very possible!
            $endgroup$
            – Jerry
            17 hours ago










          • $begingroup$
            Your answer is very close as two of your explanations are also valid for the answer I've thought.
            $endgroup$
            – Natasha
            13 hours ago










          1




          1




          $begingroup$
          The one that doesn't let me go would rather be a rot13(oynpx ubyr), right?
          $endgroup$
          – Arnaud Mortier
          17 hours ago




          $begingroup$
          The one that doesn't let me go would rather be a rot13(oynpx ubyr), right?
          $endgroup$
          – Arnaud Mortier
          17 hours ago












          $begingroup$
          @ArnaudMortier That's actually very possible!
          $endgroup$
          – Jerry
          17 hours ago




          $begingroup$
          @ArnaudMortier That's actually very possible!
          $endgroup$
          – Jerry
          17 hours ago












          $begingroup$
          Your answer is very close as two of your explanations are also valid for the answer I've thought.
          $endgroup$
          – Natasha
          13 hours ago






          $begingroup$
          Your answer is very close as two of your explanations are also valid for the answer I've thought.
          $endgroup$
          – Natasha
          13 hours ago













          1












          $begingroup$

          Alright, here's my guess:



          It might be




          dark




          The cave has me, the wind hasn't




          I'm pretty sure that I'll find darkness inside a cave, and wind doesn't carry "dark".

          (What? Black smoke? No, that's the color from the matter within it!)




          The stories, the pirates, the demons, the lands...all nothing if it isn't me




          Some stories could be dark, pirates are mostly dark(mentally, I mean), and lands... how could we found it easily without some "dark" while in the ocean?




          The masterworks of science revolve 'bout me




          I guess it is talking about the research for the universe, including the Dark matter.




          You'll all be blind if it ain't me




          A kind of protein named visual purple do exist in our eyes, so we could "see" in the dark.

          Completely darkness? Yeah, we might can't see, yet the visual acuity didn't get killed, meaning that we wouldn't be actually "blind".

          However, if there were no dark for our eyes... we could be completely blind.




          The rock has me, the sun hasn't




          It looks like the same logic in first part, a rock could have some darkness, not only shadow, but hole/cave made by erosion.

          But sun... I know about sunspot, but usually we would see it without dark.

          If that's the case, there might need a science tag on the question.




          But still
          I fear only one
          The one that doesn't let me go.




          Light would be the only one thing that limit dark.




          Well... this looks a lot like the Bewilder's answer, yet OP has some clue below, which make this one more reasonable, so I would give it a shot.






          share|improve this answer









          $endgroup$













          • $begingroup$
            This answer is good, but I was thinking of something else. I'd most probably have the science tag if your explanations for "you'll all be blind if it ain't me" was the one I thought.
            $endgroup$
            – Natasha
            13 hours ago
















          1












          $begingroup$

          Alright, here's my guess:



          It might be




          dark




          The cave has me, the wind hasn't




          I'm pretty sure that I'll find darkness inside a cave, and wind doesn't carry "dark".

          (What? Black smoke? No, that's the color from the matter within it!)




          The stories, the pirates, the demons, the lands...all nothing if it isn't me




          Some stories could be dark, pirates are mostly dark(mentally, I mean), and lands... how could we found it easily without some "dark" while in the ocean?




          The masterworks of science revolve 'bout me




          I guess it is talking about the research for the universe, including the Dark matter.




          You'll all be blind if it ain't me




          A kind of protein named visual purple do exist in our eyes, so we could "see" in the dark.

          Completely darkness? Yeah, we might can't see, yet the visual acuity didn't get killed, meaning that we wouldn't be actually "blind".

          However, if there were no dark for our eyes... we could be completely blind.




          The rock has me, the sun hasn't




          It looks like the same logic in first part, a rock could have some darkness, not only shadow, but hole/cave made by erosion.

          But sun... I know about sunspot, but usually we would see it without dark.

          If that's the case, there might need a science tag on the question.




          But still
          I fear only one
          The one that doesn't let me go.




          Light would be the only one thing that limit dark.




          Well... this looks a lot like the Bewilder's answer, yet OP has some clue below, which make this one more reasonable, so I would give it a shot.






          share|improve this answer









          $endgroup$













          • $begingroup$
            This answer is good, but I was thinking of something else. I'd most probably have the science tag if your explanations for "you'll all be blind if it ain't me" was the one I thought.
            $endgroup$
            – Natasha
            13 hours ago














          1












          1








          1





          $begingroup$

          Alright, here's my guess:



          It might be




          dark




          The cave has me, the wind hasn't




          I'm pretty sure that I'll find darkness inside a cave, and wind doesn't carry "dark".

          (What? Black smoke? No, that's the color from the matter within it!)




          The stories, the pirates, the demons, the lands...all nothing if it isn't me




          Some stories could be dark, pirates are mostly dark(mentally, I mean), and lands... how could we found it easily without some "dark" while in the ocean?




          The masterworks of science revolve 'bout me




          I guess it is talking about the research for the universe, including the Dark matter.




          You'll all be blind if it ain't me




          A kind of protein named visual purple do exist in our eyes, so we could "see" in the dark.

          Completely darkness? Yeah, we might can't see, yet the visual acuity didn't get killed, meaning that we wouldn't be actually "blind".

          However, if there were no dark for our eyes... we could be completely blind.




          The rock has me, the sun hasn't




          It looks like the same logic in first part, a rock could have some darkness, not only shadow, but hole/cave made by erosion.

          But sun... I know about sunspot, but usually we would see it without dark.

          If that's the case, there might need a science tag on the question.




          But still
          I fear only one
          The one that doesn't let me go.




          Light would be the only one thing that limit dark.




          Well... this looks a lot like the Bewilder's answer, yet OP has some clue below, which make this one more reasonable, so I would give it a shot.






          share|improve this answer









          $endgroup$



          Alright, here's my guess:



          It might be




          dark




          The cave has me, the wind hasn't




          I'm pretty sure that I'll find darkness inside a cave, and wind doesn't carry "dark".

          (What? Black smoke? No, that's the color from the matter within it!)




          The stories, the pirates, the demons, the lands...all nothing if it isn't me




          Some stories could be dark, pirates are mostly dark(mentally, I mean), and lands... how could we found it easily without some "dark" while in the ocean?




          The masterworks of science revolve 'bout me




          I guess it is talking about the research for the universe, including the Dark matter.




          You'll all be blind if it ain't me




          A kind of protein named visual purple do exist in our eyes, so we could "see" in the dark.

          Completely darkness? Yeah, we might can't see, yet the visual acuity didn't get killed, meaning that we wouldn't be actually "blind".

          However, if there were no dark for our eyes... we could be completely blind.




          The rock has me, the sun hasn't




          It looks like the same logic in first part, a rock could have some darkness, not only shadow, but hole/cave made by erosion.

          But sun... I know about sunspot, but usually we would see it without dark.

          If that's the case, there might need a science tag on the question.




          But still
          I fear only one
          The one that doesn't let me go.




          Light would be the only one thing that limit dark.




          Well... this looks a lot like the Bewilder's answer, yet OP has some clue below, which make this one more reasonable, so I would give it a shot.







          share|improve this answer












          share|improve this answer



          share|improve this answer










          answered 15 hours ago









          Shane HsuShane Hsu

          885217




          885217












          • $begingroup$
            This answer is good, but I was thinking of something else. I'd most probably have the science tag if your explanations for "you'll all be blind if it ain't me" was the one I thought.
            $endgroup$
            – Natasha
            13 hours ago


















          • $begingroup$
            This answer is good, but I was thinking of something else. I'd most probably have the science tag if your explanations for "you'll all be blind if it ain't me" was the one I thought.
            $endgroup$
            – Natasha
            13 hours ago
















          $begingroup$
          This answer is good, but I was thinking of something else. I'd most probably have the science tag if your explanations for "you'll all be blind if it ain't me" was the one I thought.
          $endgroup$
          – Natasha
          13 hours ago




          $begingroup$
          This answer is good, but I was thinking of something else. I'd most probably have the science tag if your explanations for "you'll all be blind if it ain't me" was the one I thought.
          $endgroup$
          – Natasha
          13 hours ago











          0












          $begingroup$

          Is this




          The earth?




          This fits all lines of the poem - wind and sun don't have this, rock and cave do. None of the stuff mentioned in lines 2-5 could exist without it.



          As for the last part,




          Gravity hold the earth together and doesn't let go.







          share|improve this answer









          $endgroup$













          • $begingroup$
            It's a good answer, but I was thinking of something else - something which is not a thing
            $endgroup$
            – Natasha
            yesterday










          • $begingroup$
            How does "You'll all be blind if it ain't me" fit here?
            $endgroup$
            – Natasha
            yesterday










          • $begingroup$
            Well, if you don't exist you can't see. Still a bit of a stretch, I suppose @Natasha
            $endgroup$
            – Brandon_J
            yesterday










          • $begingroup$
            Okayy. But I'll still wait and see if the answer I'm thinking comes from anyone. Otherwise I'll most probably accept your answer.
            $endgroup$
            – Natasha
            yesterday










          • $begingroup$
            Oh, for sure wait until you have the correct answer - if mine is incorrect, I would advise against accepting it, at least not so soon. No need to rush! You can signify that you like an answer without accepting it by upvoting it. (Not asking for an upvote; just an FYI for the future). @Natasha
            $endgroup$
            – Brandon_J
            yesterday


















          0












          $begingroup$

          Is this




          The earth?




          This fits all lines of the poem - wind and sun don't have this, rock and cave do. None of the stuff mentioned in lines 2-5 could exist without it.



          As for the last part,




          Gravity hold the earth together and doesn't let go.







          share|improve this answer









          $endgroup$













          • $begingroup$
            It's a good answer, but I was thinking of something else - something which is not a thing
            $endgroup$
            – Natasha
            yesterday










          • $begingroup$
            How does "You'll all be blind if it ain't me" fit here?
            $endgroup$
            – Natasha
            yesterday










          • $begingroup$
            Well, if you don't exist you can't see. Still a bit of a stretch, I suppose @Natasha
            $endgroup$
            – Brandon_J
            yesterday










          • $begingroup$
            Okayy. But I'll still wait and see if the answer I'm thinking comes from anyone. Otherwise I'll most probably accept your answer.
            $endgroup$
            – Natasha
            yesterday










          • $begingroup$
            Oh, for sure wait until you have the correct answer - if mine is incorrect, I would advise against accepting it, at least not so soon. No need to rush! You can signify that you like an answer without accepting it by upvoting it. (Not asking for an upvote; just an FYI for the future). @Natasha
            $endgroup$
            – Brandon_J
            yesterday
















          0












          0








          0





          $begingroup$

          Is this




          The earth?




          This fits all lines of the poem - wind and sun don't have this, rock and cave do. None of the stuff mentioned in lines 2-5 could exist without it.



          As for the last part,




          Gravity hold the earth together and doesn't let go.







          share|improve this answer









          $endgroup$



          Is this




          The earth?




          This fits all lines of the poem - wind and sun don't have this, rock and cave do. None of the stuff mentioned in lines 2-5 could exist without it.



          As for the last part,




          Gravity hold the earth together and doesn't let go.








          share|improve this answer












          share|improve this answer



          share|improve this answer










          answered yesterday









          Brandon_JBrandon_J

          2,398232




          2,398232












          • $begingroup$
            It's a good answer, but I was thinking of something else - something which is not a thing
            $endgroup$
            – Natasha
            yesterday










          • $begingroup$
            How does "You'll all be blind if it ain't me" fit here?
            $endgroup$
            – Natasha
            yesterday










          • $begingroup$
            Well, if you don't exist you can't see. Still a bit of a stretch, I suppose @Natasha
            $endgroup$
            – Brandon_J
            yesterday










          • $begingroup$
            Okayy. But I'll still wait and see if the answer I'm thinking comes from anyone. Otherwise I'll most probably accept your answer.
            $endgroup$
            – Natasha
            yesterday










          • $begingroup$
            Oh, for sure wait until you have the correct answer - if mine is incorrect, I would advise against accepting it, at least not so soon. No need to rush! You can signify that you like an answer without accepting it by upvoting it. (Not asking for an upvote; just an FYI for the future). @Natasha
            $endgroup$
            – Brandon_J
            yesterday




















          • $begingroup$
            It's a good answer, but I was thinking of something else - something which is not a thing
            $endgroup$
            – Natasha
            yesterday










          • $begingroup$
            How does "You'll all be blind if it ain't me" fit here?
            $endgroup$
            – Natasha
            yesterday










          • $begingroup$
            Well, if you don't exist you can't see. Still a bit of a stretch, I suppose @Natasha
            $endgroup$
            – Brandon_J
            yesterday










          • $begingroup$
            Okayy. But I'll still wait and see if the answer I'm thinking comes from anyone. Otherwise I'll most probably accept your answer.
            $endgroup$
            – Natasha
            yesterday










          • $begingroup$
            Oh, for sure wait until you have the correct answer - if mine is incorrect, I would advise against accepting it, at least not so soon. No need to rush! You can signify that you like an answer without accepting it by upvoting it. (Not asking for an upvote; just an FYI for the future). @Natasha
            $endgroup$
            – Brandon_J
            yesterday


















          $begingroup$
          It's a good answer, but I was thinking of something else - something which is not a thing
          $endgroup$
          – Natasha
          yesterday




          $begingroup$
          It's a good answer, but I was thinking of something else - something which is not a thing
          $endgroup$
          – Natasha
          yesterday












          $begingroup$
          How does "You'll all be blind if it ain't me" fit here?
          $endgroup$
          – Natasha
          yesterday




          $begingroup$
          How does "You'll all be blind if it ain't me" fit here?
          $endgroup$
          – Natasha
          yesterday












          $begingroup$
          Well, if you don't exist you can't see. Still a bit of a stretch, I suppose @Natasha
          $endgroup$
          – Brandon_J
          yesterday




          $begingroup$
          Well, if you don't exist you can't see. Still a bit of a stretch, I suppose @Natasha
          $endgroup$
          – Brandon_J
          yesterday












          $begingroup$
          Okayy. But I'll still wait and see if the answer I'm thinking comes from anyone. Otherwise I'll most probably accept your answer.
          $endgroup$
          – Natasha
          yesterday




          $begingroup$
          Okayy. But I'll still wait and see if the answer I'm thinking comes from anyone. Otherwise I'll most probably accept your answer.
          $endgroup$
          – Natasha
          yesterday












          $begingroup$
          Oh, for sure wait until you have the correct answer - if mine is incorrect, I would advise against accepting it, at least not so soon. No need to rush! You can signify that you like an answer without accepting it by upvoting it. (Not asking for an upvote; just an FYI for the future). @Natasha
          $endgroup$
          – Brandon_J
          yesterday






          $begingroup$
          Oh, for sure wait until you have the correct answer - if mine is incorrect, I would advise against accepting it, at least not so soon. No need to rush! You can signify that you like an answer without accepting it by upvoting it. (Not asking for an upvote; just an FYI for the future). @Natasha
          $endgroup$
          – Brandon_J
          yesterday













          0












          $begingroup$

          Is it




          A shadow




          The cave has me, the wind hasn't




          A cave is naturally dark, and wind is too thin to project a visible shadow




          The stories, the pirates, the demons, the lands...all nothing if it isn't me




          I believe this is referencing shadow theater, or the "actors" in Plato's Cave




          The masterworks of science revolve 'bout me




          Science has spent a lot of time studying light, and therefore shadows by association




          You'll all be blind if it ain't me




          The eyeballs project light onto a darkened surface to process images. Without shadows, this process could not work




          The rock has me, the sun hasn't




          Because the sun is emitting light in all directions, it doesn't have a shadow by normal standards




          But still / I fear only one / The one that doesn't let me go.




          A shadow can never be separated from the object that made it, because its existence depends on the object blocking light







          share|improve this answer









          $endgroup$













          • $begingroup$
            Your answer is close, and in fact one of your explanations are also valid for the answer I've thought. Try thinking and a more basic level.
            $endgroup$
            – Natasha
            yesterday


















          0












          $begingroup$

          Is it




          A shadow




          The cave has me, the wind hasn't




          A cave is naturally dark, and wind is too thin to project a visible shadow




          The stories, the pirates, the demons, the lands...all nothing if it isn't me




          I believe this is referencing shadow theater, or the "actors" in Plato's Cave




          The masterworks of science revolve 'bout me




          Science has spent a lot of time studying light, and therefore shadows by association




          You'll all be blind if it ain't me




          The eyeballs project light onto a darkened surface to process images. Without shadows, this process could not work




          The rock has me, the sun hasn't




          Because the sun is emitting light in all directions, it doesn't have a shadow by normal standards




          But still / I fear only one / The one that doesn't let me go.




          A shadow can never be separated from the object that made it, because its existence depends on the object blocking light







          share|improve this answer









          $endgroup$













          • $begingroup$
            Your answer is close, and in fact one of your explanations are also valid for the answer I've thought. Try thinking and a more basic level.
            $endgroup$
            – Natasha
            yesterday
















          0












          0








          0





          $begingroup$

          Is it




          A shadow




          The cave has me, the wind hasn't




          A cave is naturally dark, and wind is too thin to project a visible shadow




          The stories, the pirates, the demons, the lands...all nothing if it isn't me




          I believe this is referencing shadow theater, or the "actors" in Plato's Cave




          The masterworks of science revolve 'bout me




          Science has spent a lot of time studying light, and therefore shadows by association




          You'll all be blind if it ain't me




          The eyeballs project light onto a darkened surface to process images. Without shadows, this process could not work




          The rock has me, the sun hasn't




          Because the sun is emitting light in all directions, it doesn't have a shadow by normal standards




          But still / I fear only one / The one that doesn't let me go.




          A shadow can never be separated from the object that made it, because its existence depends on the object blocking light







          share|improve this answer









          $endgroup$



          Is it




          A shadow




          The cave has me, the wind hasn't




          A cave is naturally dark, and wind is too thin to project a visible shadow




          The stories, the pirates, the demons, the lands...all nothing if it isn't me




          I believe this is referencing shadow theater, or the "actors" in Plato's Cave




          The masterworks of science revolve 'bout me




          Science has spent a lot of time studying light, and therefore shadows by association




          You'll all be blind if it ain't me




          The eyeballs project light onto a darkened surface to process images. Without shadows, this process could not work




          The rock has me, the sun hasn't




          Because the sun is emitting light in all directions, it doesn't have a shadow by normal standards




          But still / I fear only one / The one that doesn't let me go.




          A shadow can never be separated from the object that made it, because its existence depends on the object blocking light








          share|improve this answer












          share|improve this answer



          share|improve this answer










          answered yesterday









          BewildererBewilderer

          1913




          1913












          • $begingroup$
            Your answer is close, and in fact one of your explanations are also valid for the answer I've thought. Try thinking and a more basic level.
            $endgroup$
            – Natasha
            yesterday




















          • $begingroup$
            Your answer is close, and in fact one of your explanations are also valid for the answer I've thought. Try thinking and a more basic level.
            $endgroup$
            – Natasha
            yesterday


















          $begingroup$
          Your answer is close, and in fact one of your explanations are also valid for the answer I've thought. Try thinking and a more basic level.
          $endgroup$
          – Natasha
          yesterday






          $begingroup$
          Your answer is close, and in fact one of your explanations are also valid for the answer I've thought. Try thinking and a more basic level.
          $endgroup$
          – Natasha
          yesterday




















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