Answer:
What common verb becomes its own past tense by rearranging its letters?
My children are near and far. No matter that I know where they are. The gift I give them make their day. But if I were gone they would wander away.
Kills the bad ones and the sad ones. Tightens to fit, so one size fits.
I am the third from a sparkle bright, I thrive throughout the day and night. Deep in the path of a cows white drink. I've had thousands of millions of years to think. But one of my creatures is killing me. And so the question I ask to thee, is
You eat something you neither plant nor plow. It is the son of water, but if water touches it, it dies.
What is always coming but never arrives?