Within, I have eyes and see,
I can't drink, but still have tea,
it's in me, though E I've never done,
I don't have ours, no... just one.

Backwards, I see right on cue,
don't have me, I do have you,
I've said all that's in me,
Tell me, what is it I be?

"I've said all that's in me,
Tell me, what is it I be?"

I took to mean the letters are in the riddle. 

"Within, I have eyes and see,
I can't drink, but still have tea,"

OK, I's and C (or C's) and T.

"it's in me, though E I've never done,
I don't have ours, no... just one."

'IT' and just one R

"Backwards, I see right on cue,
don't have me, I do have you,"

Ends in 'CI'?  Try 'IC'

put it all together:  CRITIC

If so, my criticism is that it was too easy.  I usually stink at riddles.

-Jer

Posted by Jer on 2004-11-18 17:08:41