How many sides does a coin have?

Question

Heads I Win - Tails You Lose - Edges We Ponder

Dirt - Water - Anew

Sadness - Joy - Love

Tears - Laughter - Rebirth

Loss - Hope - Dreams

Devastation - Chances - Rebuilding

Shame - Pride - Humility

Bitterness - Innocence - Maturity

Yesterday - Tomorrow – Optimism

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Answer 1

Yesterday - Tomorrow - Optimism.

Answer 2

A coin has two sides and the circumferential surface we call an "edge".

Not sure about this "trigee" concept.

Should I add a page or two about it to my web site? Would it be a reasonable topic on http://www.valuable-coin-stories.com ?  

Answer 3

I think I'm on a Moibus strip!  But that's not necessarily a bad thing.

Answer 4

2?

i don't understand the question

Answer 5

i think you answered your own question... but you're still weird.

Answer 6

Pondering I am indeed,,, my brain is able to wrap around this, the connections are easily made, thus easily understood,,, until I stumbled on line 7 on fell into line 8

Now, a question if you will.  Why is it "bitterness" comes before "innocence" ?  

Answer 7

im not really quite sure i understand...

but the way you connected the first 2 feelings with an event in life was amazing

this is a great piece of writing :)

well done

Answer 8

Pondering I always am...so I'm on the edge I gather.  Thus stated,

there is at least one (two, three?) Trigee's in this work.

Interesting!

Answer 9

Hmmm!

On this I'll have to ponder,

I don't quite get it yet,

Not surprising I suppose,

caught up in a net.

Mystery,or magic,

verse prose or song,

Inbetween the shambles

of a Life,

that went so wrong.

Who can tell

or even dwell,

on words penned

here,

Between the lines,

somewhere,

It really is quite clear.

I see it ...Now,

Of course

You speak,

no less

of Fear!

Answer 10

3 and 2 ridges.

Answer 11

I love the title!

"Heads I Win - Tails You Lose - Edges We Ponder"

You deep thinker, you!

I agree with the others, you can turn this baby into a trigee or three.

Answer 12

I'm riding on Cynthia's Omnibus...This piece can be read like a Trigee, weaving around, up and down.

Answer 13

1

Answer 14

I ponder optimism with a cynics view

Answer 15

so, what's the question?

Answer 16

i still say two.  edges aren't sides.

Answer 17

I like the way it ends. When I first read the poem, I didn't think of a Trigee, but yes, it would look perfect set up as one.

Answer 18

To me the flip of a coin has no end, as long as I keep an open mind.

and hope in heart. Kudos