Looking For A Silver Coin – Triolet Poem

Inspired by the recent post in my Facebook Group.

I was looking for a silver coin,

While I rummaged in the copper

Thinking it has been precious

I was looking for a silver coin

Maybe I was way too conscientious?

Everything looked like a game of poker.

I was looking for a silver coin,

While I rummaged in the copper

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Once again, I am on a date with Triolet Poems. My recent creativity strikes are proof that my mind and psychological patterns have changed. I don’t want to write about anything else outside creative expression. The same goes for my posts about silver coins on Facebook.

Last week, I feel uninspired to write, but take care to go over that situation. I try to sleep more and go out in nature. My new-founded idea for a healthy diet also helps me to find my inspiration again. There are always better days on the way when people keep going forward.

When I am looking for silver coins, my idea about them is their beauty. Nothing like future investments or re-sales is on my mind when I choose a silver coin.

Why did I start looking for a silver coin?

In my childhood, my father was a numismat and collected antique silver and gold coins. He always was on the go and in meetings with other collectors. My father loved the coins a lot, but he bought only gold ones because they are a secure investment. On the other side, I love silver in every shape – knives, jewelry, and recently, coins. Since my mind is more artistic, I love to dig and research but not possess, things. That was the start of my posts about coins.

Today, I love them because of their symbolism.

Last year, I fell in love with a man who adored silver coins and materialistic things. He likes to possess them but did not read and understand the story behind their beautiful facade. Whenever that man spoke about the silver coins, my sleeping passion for that precious metal, woke up. I am thankful for what happened between me and my ex-lover because now my knowledge about the topic “Silver,” is high.
Starting in February, my dedication to writing, researching, and understanding silver coins grew up. I learned many things, and continue to explore that whole new and beautiful knowledge world. It satisfies my curiosity.

How many silver coins should people have?

That’s not something with a proper answer. I bought three silver coins, but I gave two of them as a gift. The one I wait for now is the “Silver Swan,” which shows a beautiful bird, swimming in the river. I love swans because they’re a symbol of faithfulness and eternal love.

Some collectors have around 50 to 100 coins, depending on their budget and needs. Coins collecting is a luxurious hobby, but if people are investing-oriented, they will find the silver coins idea compelling and affordable. Real estates are expensive to put money into them.

My today’s thinking confession is over and I am going to look for my writing muse again.

Fitting In – Triolet Poem

Dedicated to relationship uncertainty and status quo.

These fitting-in situations should be cleared as soon as possible.

There are shaping forms to fit in.

Where do I fit in your living?

I started my mind cleaning.

There are shaping forms to fit in.

Do I enter into your life or do I leave it?

I may physically cut it for a mental reason.

There are shaping forms to fit in.

Where do I fit in your living?

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Triolet poems always give clarity in every situation. But the purpose of “Fitting in” is a wake-up call from a questionable relationship dynamic. Many people do not explain themselves to their new partners.

Actions speak louder than words when it comes to fitting in someone’s life.

Based on my experience, I haven’t felt a part of my questionable partners. My curiosity points to “Are we even a couple without talking it out?” and the reply is a sound “No.”

The human brain always plays tricks when there is a matter of the heart. Questions like “Oh, does he has a lot of work to not call me?” for weeks or “Does he ever think of me?” for a month, and “What are we?” always roam through the mind of the involved person. It’s called the status quo. The interesting here is many people try to lie and use their self-beliefs against themselves. They think that someone is busy with his life and for that reason can’t find time to call or text.

The situation of fitting into someone’s life gives a clear answer to the status quo.

It takes time for someone to start liking another person and know where they stand. In most cases, after the first three dates make things clear. There is an old saying that when a man can live without a woman for a day, he can do it for life. Today people are liberated and allow a man or a woman to live without contacting them for weeks, and even months or years, thinking “He loves me but is busy.”

If someone is too busy in the first place, and cannot fit into others’ lives, why they even started to communicate without finishing it?

I believe it’s better to not start anything without the idea of wrapping it. It’s like a martyr’s game. Yes, it’s painful to let go and watch how something beautiful fades away, but it’s better to draw a line if there will be only knowing someone briefly or going deeper with them.

Like an ex-martyr whom I liked to play a lot, now I stand strictly on my two feet. My brokenness was so much I couldn’t even stop thinking about staying single and made delusions for a man who doesn’t even find the time to text or it was uncomfortable to speak on the phone with me in his friend’s presence. They will say he is a man under a slipper.

So What?

Every man becomes under slipper after many years of family life and women become home-wives in one way or another. That shouldn’t look like a claim, it’s a fact. On the other side, many people do not want to commit to not losing their faces or egos.

Fitting in other people’s lives.

In every relationship is good to check signs if both partners are making efforts to fit into each other lives. At first, small steps, then gradually to leaps if they are worth it. Being objective in a relationship dynamic is always a must and there is no need for self-pity or creating a delusional idea for someone. Activities together and conversations about shared futures show that people are involved in each other’s lives and want to be together without avoiding contact.