Since Google won't give me an answer, I'm guessing this is a Rym original. Knowing you, I'm going with the most fitting autocomplete on urbandictionary for "broken ":
A trail, a union, together tied. Come across me and you will find, you cannot change the course I'm on, without me you cannot travel on.
What am I?
A railroad?
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Here's a Viking-era riddle that I rather like:
Hverr er sá inn mikli, er líðr mold yfir, svelgr hann vötn ok við; glygg hann óast, en gumna eigi ok yrkir á sól til saka? Heiðrekr konungr, hyggðu at gátu.
Who is the huge beast that blankets the earth and devours valleys and lakes? She fears the wind but fears not men, and assails against the sun.
That is not the only way I could translate that passage. Here's another way (literal but without the poetics) I could phrase it:
This is the huge one that slips above the earth - she swallows the lakes where she stops. She fears the wind yet not the man, and works against the sun with violence.
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Come across me and you will find,
you cannot change the course I'm on,
without me you cannot travel on.
What am I?
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Here's a Viking-era riddle that I rather like:
Hverr er sá inn mikli,
er líðr mold yfir,
svelgr hann vötn ok við;
glygg hann óast,
en gumna eigi
ok yrkir á sól til saka?
Heiðrekr konungr,
hyggðu at gátu.
Who is the huge beast
that blankets the earth
and devours valleys and lakes?
She fears the wind
but fears not men,
and assails against the sun.
Tell me King Heiðrekr,
of what do I speak?
That is not the only way I could translate that passage. Here's another way (literal but without the poetics) I could phrase it:
This is the huge one
that slips above the earth -
she swallows the lakes where she stops.
She fears the wind
yet not the man,
and works against the sun with violence.
Fog?