Time to Settle Down!












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Lots of puzzles on this site take some time to solve. Nothing wrong with that, but I'll try to introduce a short puzzle every now and then :)




Gold is my meal;
Silver, I free;
My colour reveals
How my converse did be.




What am I?




Apart from the hint in the title...



Hint 1:




The light I close
Must break for all;
The unseen grows
Amidst my fall.





Edit:



I changed the word counter to converse because I did not know "counter" could mean "timer" (silly me!). Sorry about that! I put this edit here in case users were working on the version of this riddle that included the former word.






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    Lots of puzzles on this site take some time to solve. Nothing wrong with that, but I'll try to introduce a short puzzle every now and then :)




    Gold is my meal;
    Silver, I free;
    My colour reveals
    How my converse did be.




    What am I?




    Apart from the hint in the title...



    Hint 1:




    The light I close
    Must break for all;
    The unseen grows
    Amidst my fall.





    Edit:



    I changed the word counter to converse because I did not know "counter" could mean "timer" (silly me!). Sorry about that! I put this edit here in case users were working on the version of this riddle that included the former word.






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      Lots of puzzles on this site take some time to solve. Nothing wrong with that, but I'll try to introduce a short puzzle every now and then :)




      Gold is my meal;
      Silver, I free;
      My colour reveals
      How my converse did be.




      What am I?




      Apart from the hint in the title...



      Hint 1:




      The light I close
      Must break for all;
      The unseen grows
      Amidst my fall.





      Edit:



      I changed the word counter to converse because I did not know "counter" could mean "timer" (silly me!). Sorry about that! I put this edit here in case users were working on the version of this riddle that included the former word.






      riddle rhyme poetry







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      Lots of puzzles on this site take some time to solve. Nothing wrong with that, but I'll try to introduce a short puzzle every now and then :)




      Gold is my meal;
      Silver, I free;
      My colour reveals
      How my converse did be.




      What am I?




      Apart from the hint in the title...



      Hint 1:




      The light I close
      Must break for all;
      The unseen grows
      Amidst my fall.





      Edit:



      I changed the word counter to converse because I did not know "counter" could mean "timer" (silly me!). Sorry about that! I put this edit here in case users were working on the version of this riddle that included the former word.






      riddle rhyme poetry




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          So the answer seems obvious except that there's one couplet I can't make sense of. I think you are




          night.




          Gold is my meal;




          The golden sun, as it sets.




          Silver, I free;




          The silvery moon, becoming visible at night.




          My colour reveals

          How my converse did be.




          This is the bit I can't make sense of. Perhaps the colour is (say) "midnight blue", which is blue just as the daytime sky is, or something. That doesn't feel like the answer, though.




          Title: Time to settle down




          Bedtime.




          Hint:



          The light I close

          Must break for all;




          Daylight shines pretty much everywhere, at one time or another.




          The unseen grows

          Amidst my fall.




          As night falls, the shadows lengthen and everything becomes harder to see.







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            You are so close! Your answer would have been correct if it was not for that couplet you can't make full sense of. In fact, you are that close, the answer is literally in this answer! Keep trying! :D
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            @Gareth McCaughan♦ With your answer and your explications, rot13(V guvax gur nafjre vf : gur qhfx. Abg gur avtug ohg whfg orsber.)
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            @Narlore have you posted your answer? ;)
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            Yeah, yeah, I know it's poetry and all that, but could we, as a humankind, please stop with the "moon is mostly visible at night" nonsense, please and thank you. :-)
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            The night is dark, the converse is light, breaking light through a prism gives you a rainbow, which are the colors
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          Thanks to the explication of @Gareth McCaughan♦ :




          The dusk




          Gold is my meal




          The colour of the sun during the dusk




          Silver, I free




          During the dusk, the moon appears, silver referred to its colour




          My colour reveals

          How my converse did be.

          (thanks to
          @jafe)




          It's about the dawn (opposite of the dusk), the colour of the sky are the same when the sun rises or sets.







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            The last part of your answer is unfortunately not interpreted correctly, but does make sense! (However, if you interpret it as intended, I think it will make more sense, though your answer is still great — and predominantly correct!)
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            Sounds good! Maybe rot13(Gur pbybhe bs gur fxl ng qhfx vf fvzvyne gb gung ng qnja (vgf pbairefr))?
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            @jafe Oh i think you're totally right !
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            @Narlore jafe's comment is correct, but not intended, though that doesn't matter — it's correct, what's better than that?! I will give you the checkmark (and Gareth a bounty). Here is what I meant: (ROT13) Gur qhfx vf n "ebfr" pbybhe. Orsber gur qhfx, gur qnja "ebfr" ;)
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          It's a:




          A timer, or a stopwatch.




          Explanation:



          Gold is my meal




          The gold medal




          Silver, I free




          The second place medal




          My colour reveals




          A countdown timer can change color




          How my counter did be!




          Counting something... It's counting time!




          Look in the title.




          Settle down for the awards!







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            Oh no... you have defined the word "counter" in a way I have never used! I always used "timer". By "counter" I meant "opposite". I am so sorry for the confusion. I will upvote though, for your attempt... but I must inform you that this is not the answer and I will edit the riddle accordingly. I always thought that "counter" meant "opposite" (e.g. "counter-clockwise", "counter-argument"). You made a nice try, putting this aside!
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          Reading everyone's interactions and comparing them with the original riddle, I've come to the conclusion that




          It's night or light or sunlight




          Although it doesn't consume golden anything or free silver anything, as that makes no sense scientifically. It also has no hue without a target reflective surface.



          It could also be




          The sun, moon, or earth




          Although, again, none of them are consuming or freeing gold or silver anything.



          It cannot be




          Time itself




          Because, and I keep saying this, it doesn't consume anything and is a concept.



          Also the line "How my converse did be" doesn't sound like proper English and perturbs me.






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            Welcome to the Puzzling Stack Exchange (PSE)! Glad you posted your first answer! (Ensure to check out the tour!) First of all, the sentence does make sense, verified by Grammarly itself, with the exception that it would be better to replace the word "be" with "exist" (but they mean the exact same thing). Regarding your conclusion, this is unfortunately not the intended answer, though very close; the intended answer does make more sense, so there is reason to back up that it fits better as an answer than this. Nice try for a first answer, but! :)
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            I've edited my response
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            No, still not it... but you got a tad closer with your third conclusion ;)
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            The first celestial object mentioned in your answer is the closest to being linked with the intended answer. There is a reference of this in the riddle (which I'm sure you'll find), so that should lead you on the right path. Also, for the benefit of writing an acceptable answer here on this site, try sticking to just one or two answers; it might require more time, but your edits appear like you are trying things out and hoping for the best. I will thus add a hint: copy-and-paste the following "random" text in Rot13: Gvzr gb FRGgyr QBJA!
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          I suspect the word you're looking for is




          Sunset




          The title:




          Time to settle down. Odd-numbered syllables reference various aspects of a sunset: it's a time of day, "set" is obviously part of the word, and it's when (from a terrestrial point of view) the sun appears to be traveling "down".




          Gold is my meal;




          As the sun descends, it appears to be "swallowed" by the horizon; loads of myths in various cultures are inspired by this imagery.




          Silver, I free;




          As the sun's light fades, it gets easier to see the moon and stars, which take on a silver color.




          My colour reveals /
          How my converse did be.




          The opposite of a sunset is a sunrise, but they're both associated with the same bright-orange color. Crayola seems pretty opinionated about which colors are "sunset orange" and which are "Florida sunrise", but otherwise it's pretty much the same. Perhaps the intent behind this clue is that, in most parts of the world, the parts of the sky that appear darkest at this time of day are exactly those that will be brightest when the sun rises again. (Or maybe they just both have "sun" in their name.)







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            On comparison, this is largely the same as @Narlore 's answer, and they definitely got here first. :P
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            Yeah, this is correct, but the interpretation of the last clue is incorrect. I think that part was the hardest, but I have a comment under @Narlore's post describing what I meant by the clue in Rot13, if you want to see that. Again, the rest of your answer is correct, though, so well done on that! But, as you said, it is largely the same as Narlore's answer, so I won't be giving that user's answer the tick as opposed to yours, unfortunately. Sorry about that! At least you made a great attempt! :)
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          Doubtful answer



          So the answer seems obvious except that there's one couplet I can't make sense of. I think you are




          night.




          Gold is my meal;




          The golden sun, as it sets.




          Silver, I free;




          The silvery moon, becoming visible at night.




          My colour reveals

          How my converse did be.




          This is the bit I can't make sense of. Perhaps the colour is (say) "midnight blue", which is blue just as the daytime sky is, or something. That doesn't feel like the answer, though.




          Title: Time to settle down




          Bedtime.




          Hint:



          The light I close

          Must break for all;




          Daylight shines pretty much everywhere, at one time or another.




          The unseen grows

          Amidst my fall.




          As night falls, the shadows lengthen and everything becomes harder to see.







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            You are so close! Your answer would have been correct if it was not for that couplet you can't make full sense of. In fact, you are that close, the answer is literally in this answer! Keep trying! :D
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            5 hours ago








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            @Gareth McCaughan♦ With your answer and your explications, rot13(V guvax gur nafjre vf : gur qhfx. Abg gur avtug ohg whfg orsber.)
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            @Narlore have you posted your answer? ;)
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            Yeah, yeah, I know it's poetry and all that, but could we, as a humankind, please stop with the "moon is mostly visible at night" nonsense, please and thank you. :-)
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            – Bass
            3 hours ago












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            The night is dark, the converse is light, breaking light through a prism gives you a rainbow, which are the colors
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            2 hours ago
















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          Doubtful answer



          So the answer seems obvious except that there's one couplet I can't make sense of. I think you are




          night.




          Gold is my meal;




          The golden sun, as it sets.




          Silver, I free;




          The silvery moon, becoming visible at night.




          My colour reveals

          How my converse did be.




          This is the bit I can't make sense of. Perhaps the colour is (say) "midnight blue", which is blue just as the daytime sky is, or something. That doesn't feel like the answer, though.




          Title: Time to settle down




          Bedtime.




          Hint:



          The light I close

          Must break for all;




          Daylight shines pretty much everywhere, at one time or another.




          The unseen grows

          Amidst my fall.




          As night falls, the shadows lengthen and everything becomes harder to see.







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            You are so close! Your answer would have been correct if it was not for that couplet you can't make full sense of. In fact, you are that close, the answer is literally in this answer! Keep trying! :D
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            – user477343
            5 hours ago








          • 1




            $begingroup$
            @Gareth McCaughan♦ With your answer and your explications, rot13(V guvax gur nafjre vf : gur qhfx. Abg gur avtug ohg whfg orsber.)
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            – Narlore
            5 hours ago










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            @Narlore have you posted your answer? ;)
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            Yeah, yeah, I know it's poetry and all that, but could we, as a humankind, please stop with the "moon is mostly visible at night" nonsense, please and thank you. :-)
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            – Bass
            3 hours ago












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            The night is dark, the converse is light, breaking light through a prism gives you a rainbow, which are the colors
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            2 hours ago














          8












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          8





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          Doubtful answer



          So the answer seems obvious except that there's one couplet I can't make sense of. I think you are




          night.




          Gold is my meal;




          The golden sun, as it sets.




          Silver, I free;




          The silvery moon, becoming visible at night.




          My colour reveals

          How my converse did be.




          This is the bit I can't make sense of. Perhaps the colour is (say) "midnight blue", which is blue just as the daytime sky is, or something. That doesn't feel like the answer, though.




          Title: Time to settle down




          Bedtime.




          Hint:



          The light I close

          Must break for all;




          Daylight shines pretty much everywhere, at one time or another.




          The unseen grows

          Amidst my fall.




          As night falls, the shadows lengthen and everything becomes harder to see.







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          Doubtful answer



          So the answer seems obvious except that there's one couplet I can't make sense of. I think you are




          night.




          Gold is my meal;




          The golden sun, as it sets.




          Silver, I free;




          The silvery moon, becoming visible at night.




          My colour reveals

          How my converse did be.




          This is the bit I can't make sense of. Perhaps the colour is (say) "midnight blue", which is blue just as the daytime sky is, or something. That doesn't feel like the answer, though.




          Title: Time to settle down




          Bedtime.




          Hint:



          The light I close

          Must break for all;




          Daylight shines pretty much everywhere, at one time or another.




          The unseen grows

          Amidst my fall.




          As night falls, the shadows lengthen and everything becomes harder to see.








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          answered 5 hours ago









          Gareth McCaughan♦Gareth McCaughan

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            You are so close! Your answer would have been correct if it was not for that couplet you can't make full sense of. In fact, you are that close, the answer is literally in this answer! Keep trying! :D
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            5 hours ago








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            @Gareth McCaughan♦ With your answer and your explications, rot13(V guvax gur nafjre vf : gur qhfx. Abg gur avtug ohg whfg orsber.)
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            – Narlore
            5 hours ago










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            @Narlore have you posted your answer? ;)
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            Yeah, yeah, I know it's poetry and all that, but could we, as a humankind, please stop with the "moon is mostly visible at night" nonsense, please and thank you. :-)
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            – Bass
            3 hours ago












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            The night is dark, the converse is light, breaking light through a prism gives you a rainbow, which are the colors
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            – Selkie
            2 hours ago














          • 1




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            You are so close! Your answer would have been correct if it was not for that couplet you can't make full sense of. In fact, you are that close, the answer is literally in this answer! Keep trying! :D
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            – user477343
            5 hours ago








          • 1




            $begingroup$
            @Gareth McCaughan♦ With your answer and your explications, rot13(V guvax gur nafjre vf : gur qhfx. Abg gur avtug ohg whfg orsber.)
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            – Narlore
            5 hours ago










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            @Narlore have you posted your answer? ;)
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            Yeah, yeah, I know it's poetry and all that, but could we, as a humankind, please stop with the "moon is mostly visible at night" nonsense, please and thank you. :-)
            $endgroup$
            – Bass
            3 hours ago












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            The night is dark, the converse is light, breaking light through a prism gives you a rainbow, which are the colors
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            – Selkie
            2 hours ago








          1




          1




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          You are so close! Your answer would have been correct if it was not for that couplet you can't make full sense of. In fact, you are that close, the answer is literally in this answer! Keep trying! :D
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          – user477343
          5 hours ago






          $begingroup$
          You are so close! Your answer would have been correct if it was not for that couplet you can't make full sense of. In fact, you are that close, the answer is literally in this answer! Keep trying! :D
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          – user477343
          5 hours ago






          1




          1




          $begingroup$
          @Gareth McCaughan♦ With your answer and your explications, rot13(V guvax gur nafjre vf : gur qhfx. Abg gur avtug ohg whfg orsber.)
          $endgroup$
          – Narlore
          5 hours ago




          $begingroup$
          @Gareth McCaughan♦ With your answer and your explications, rot13(V guvax gur nafjre vf : gur qhfx. Abg gur avtug ohg whfg orsber.)
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          – Narlore
          5 hours ago












          $begingroup$
          @Narlore have you posted your answer? ;)
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          – user477343
          5 hours ago




          $begingroup$
          @Narlore have you posted your answer? ;)
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          – user477343
          5 hours ago












          $begingroup$
          Yeah, yeah, I know it's poetry and all that, but could we, as a humankind, please stop with the "moon is mostly visible at night" nonsense, please and thank you. :-)
          $endgroup$
          – Bass
          3 hours ago






          $begingroup$
          Yeah, yeah, I know it's poetry and all that, but could we, as a humankind, please stop with the "moon is mostly visible at night" nonsense, please and thank you. :-)
          $endgroup$
          – Bass
          3 hours ago














          $begingroup$
          The night is dark, the converse is light, breaking light through a prism gives you a rainbow, which are the colors
          $endgroup$
          – Selkie
          2 hours ago




          $begingroup$
          The night is dark, the converse is light, breaking light through a prism gives you a rainbow, which are the colors
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          – Selkie
          2 hours ago











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          Thanks to the explication of @Gareth McCaughan♦ :




          The dusk




          Gold is my meal




          The colour of the sun during the dusk




          Silver, I free




          During the dusk, the moon appears, silver referred to its colour




          My colour reveals

          How my converse did be.

          (thanks to
          @jafe)




          It's about the dawn (opposite of the dusk), the colour of the sky are the same when the sun rises or sets.







          share|improve this answer










          New contributor




          Narlore is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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            The last part of your answer is unfortunately not interpreted correctly, but does make sense! (However, if you interpret it as intended, I think it will make more sense, though your answer is still great — and predominantly correct!)
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            Sounds good! Maybe rot13(Gur pbybhe bs gur fxl ng qhfx vf fvzvyne gb gung ng qnja (vgf pbairefr))?
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            @jafe Oh i think you're totally right !
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            5 hours ago










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            @Narlore jafe's comment is correct, but not intended, though that doesn't matter — it's correct, what's better than that?! I will give you the checkmark (and Gareth a bounty). Here is what I meant: (ROT13) Gur qhfx vf n "ebfr" pbybhe. Orsber gur qhfx, gur qnja "ebfr" ;)
            $endgroup$
            – user477343
            5 hours ago








          • 1




            $begingroup$
            @user477343 No need for apologies, and it's not like I'm hurting for lack of rep here.
            $endgroup$
            – Gareth McCaughan♦
            3 hours ago
















          5












          $begingroup$

          Thanks to the explication of @Gareth McCaughan♦ :




          The dusk




          Gold is my meal




          The colour of the sun during the dusk




          Silver, I free




          During the dusk, the moon appears, silver referred to its colour




          My colour reveals

          How my converse did be.

          (thanks to
          @jafe)




          It's about the dawn (opposite of the dusk), the colour of the sky are the same when the sun rises or sets.







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          • $begingroup$
            The last part of your answer is unfortunately not interpreted correctly, but does make sense! (However, if you interpret it as intended, I think it will make more sense, though your answer is still great — and predominantly correct!)
            $endgroup$
            – user477343
            5 hours ago








          • 1




            $begingroup$
            Sounds good! Maybe rot13(Gur pbybhe bs gur fxl ng qhfx vf fvzvyne gb gung ng qnja (vgf pbairefr))?
            $endgroup$
            – jafe
            5 hours ago










          • $begingroup$
            @jafe Oh i think you're totally right !
            $endgroup$
            – Narlore
            5 hours ago










          • $begingroup$
            @Narlore jafe's comment is correct, but not intended, though that doesn't matter — it's correct, what's better than that?! I will give you the checkmark (and Gareth a bounty). Here is what I meant: (ROT13) Gur qhfx vf n "ebfr" pbybhe. Orsber gur qhfx, gur qnja "ebfr" ;)
            $endgroup$
            – user477343
            5 hours ago








          • 1




            $begingroup$
            @user477343 No need for apologies, and it's not like I'm hurting for lack of rep here.
            $endgroup$
            – Gareth McCaughan♦
            3 hours ago














          5












          5








          5





          $begingroup$

          Thanks to the explication of @Gareth McCaughan♦ :




          The dusk




          Gold is my meal




          The colour of the sun during the dusk




          Silver, I free




          During the dusk, the moon appears, silver referred to its colour




          My colour reveals

          How my converse did be.

          (thanks to
          @jafe)




          It's about the dawn (opposite of the dusk), the colour of the sky are the same when the sun rises or sets.







          share|improve this answer










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          $endgroup$



          Thanks to the explication of @Gareth McCaughan♦ :




          The dusk




          Gold is my meal




          The colour of the sun during the dusk




          Silver, I free




          During the dusk, the moon appears, silver referred to its colour




          My colour reveals

          How my converse did be.

          (thanks to
          @jafe)




          It's about the dawn (opposite of the dusk), the colour of the sky are the same when the sun rises or sets.








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          edited 5 hours ago





















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          answered 5 hours ago









          NarloreNarlore

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          • $begingroup$
            The last part of your answer is unfortunately not interpreted correctly, but does make sense! (However, if you interpret it as intended, I think it will make more sense, though your answer is still great — and predominantly correct!)
            $endgroup$
            – user477343
            5 hours ago








          • 1




            $begingroup$
            Sounds good! Maybe rot13(Gur pbybhe bs gur fxl ng qhfx vf fvzvyne gb gung ng qnja (vgf pbairefr))?
            $endgroup$
            – jafe
            5 hours ago










          • $begingroup$
            @jafe Oh i think you're totally right !
            $endgroup$
            – Narlore
            5 hours ago










          • $begingroup$
            @Narlore jafe's comment is correct, but not intended, though that doesn't matter — it's correct, what's better than that?! I will give you the checkmark (and Gareth a bounty). Here is what I meant: (ROT13) Gur qhfx vf n "ebfr" pbybhe. Orsber gur qhfx, gur qnja "ebfr" ;)
            $endgroup$
            – user477343
            5 hours ago








          • 1




            $begingroup$
            @user477343 No need for apologies, and it's not like I'm hurting for lack of rep here.
            $endgroup$
            – Gareth McCaughan♦
            3 hours ago


















          • $begingroup$
            The last part of your answer is unfortunately not interpreted correctly, but does make sense! (However, if you interpret it as intended, I think it will make more sense, though your answer is still great — and predominantly correct!)
            $endgroup$
            – user477343
            5 hours ago








          • 1




            $begingroup$
            Sounds good! Maybe rot13(Gur pbybhe bs gur fxl ng qhfx vf fvzvyne gb gung ng qnja (vgf pbairefr))?
            $endgroup$
            – jafe
            5 hours ago










          • $begingroup$
            @jafe Oh i think you're totally right !
            $endgroup$
            – Narlore
            5 hours ago










          • $begingroup$
            @Narlore jafe's comment is correct, but not intended, though that doesn't matter — it's correct, what's better than that?! I will give you the checkmark (and Gareth a bounty). Here is what I meant: (ROT13) Gur qhfx vf n "ebfr" pbybhe. Orsber gur qhfx, gur qnja "ebfr" ;)
            $endgroup$
            – user477343
            5 hours ago








          • 1




            $begingroup$
            @user477343 No need for apologies, and it's not like I'm hurting for lack of rep here.
            $endgroup$
            – Gareth McCaughan♦
            3 hours ago
















          $begingroup$
          The last part of your answer is unfortunately not interpreted correctly, but does make sense! (However, if you interpret it as intended, I think it will make more sense, though your answer is still great — and predominantly correct!)
          $endgroup$
          – user477343
          5 hours ago






          $begingroup$
          The last part of your answer is unfortunately not interpreted correctly, but does make sense! (However, if you interpret it as intended, I think it will make more sense, though your answer is still great — and predominantly correct!)
          $endgroup$
          – user477343
          5 hours ago






          1




          1




          $begingroup$
          Sounds good! Maybe rot13(Gur pbybhe bs gur fxl ng qhfx vf fvzvyne gb gung ng qnja (vgf pbairefr))?
          $endgroup$
          – jafe
          5 hours ago




          $begingroup$
          Sounds good! Maybe rot13(Gur pbybhe bs gur fxl ng qhfx vf fvzvyne gb gung ng qnja (vgf pbairefr))?
          $endgroup$
          – jafe
          5 hours ago












          $begingroup$
          @jafe Oh i think you're totally right !
          $endgroup$
          – Narlore
          5 hours ago




          $begingroup$
          @jafe Oh i think you're totally right !
          $endgroup$
          – Narlore
          5 hours ago












          $begingroup$
          @Narlore jafe's comment is correct, but not intended, though that doesn't matter — it's correct, what's better than that?! I will give you the checkmark (and Gareth a bounty). Here is what I meant: (ROT13) Gur qhfx vf n "ebfr" pbybhe. Orsber gur qhfx, gur qnja "ebfr" ;)
          $endgroup$
          – user477343
          5 hours ago






          $begingroup$
          @Narlore jafe's comment is correct, but not intended, though that doesn't matter — it's correct, what's better than that?! I will give you the checkmark (and Gareth a bounty). Here is what I meant: (ROT13) Gur qhfx vf n "ebfr" pbybhe. Orsber gur qhfx, gur qnja "ebfr" ;)
          $endgroup$
          – user477343
          5 hours ago






          1




          1




          $begingroup$
          @user477343 No need for apologies, and it's not like I'm hurting for lack of rep here.
          $endgroup$
          – Gareth McCaughan♦
          3 hours ago




          $begingroup$
          @user477343 No need for apologies, and it's not like I'm hurting for lack of rep here.
          $endgroup$
          – Gareth McCaughan♦
          3 hours ago











          2












          $begingroup$

          It's a:




          A timer, or a stopwatch.




          Explanation:



          Gold is my meal




          The gold medal




          Silver, I free




          The second place medal




          My colour reveals




          A countdown timer can change color




          How my counter did be!




          Counting something... It's counting time!




          Look in the title.




          Settle down for the awards!







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          • $begingroup$
            Oh no... you have defined the word "counter" in a way I have never used! I always used "timer". By "counter" I meant "opposite". I am so sorry for the confusion. I will upvote though, for your attempt... but I must inform you that this is not the answer and I will edit the riddle accordingly. I always thought that "counter" meant "opposite" (e.g. "counter-clockwise", "counter-argument"). You made a nice try, putting this aside!
            $endgroup$
            – user477343
            6 hours ago








          • 1




            $begingroup$
            Interesting... I'll try it again.
            $endgroup$
            – CStafford-14
            5 hours ago
















          2












          $begingroup$

          It's a:




          A timer, or a stopwatch.




          Explanation:



          Gold is my meal




          The gold medal




          Silver, I free




          The second place medal




          My colour reveals




          A countdown timer can change color




          How my counter did be!




          Counting something... It's counting time!




          Look in the title.




          Settle down for the awards!







          share|improve this answer










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          $endgroup$













          • $begingroup$
            Oh no... you have defined the word "counter" in a way I have never used! I always used "timer". By "counter" I meant "opposite". I am so sorry for the confusion. I will upvote though, for your attempt... but I must inform you that this is not the answer and I will edit the riddle accordingly. I always thought that "counter" meant "opposite" (e.g. "counter-clockwise", "counter-argument"). You made a nice try, putting this aside!
            $endgroup$
            – user477343
            6 hours ago








          • 1




            $begingroup$
            Interesting... I'll try it again.
            $endgroup$
            – CStafford-14
            5 hours ago














          2












          2








          2





          $begingroup$

          It's a:




          A timer, or a stopwatch.




          Explanation:



          Gold is my meal




          The gold medal




          Silver, I free




          The second place medal




          My colour reveals




          A countdown timer can change color




          How my counter did be!




          Counting something... It's counting time!




          Look in the title.




          Settle down for the awards!







          share|improve this answer










          New contributor




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          $endgroup$



          It's a:




          A timer, or a stopwatch.




          Explanation:



          Gold is my meal




          The gold medal




          Silver, I free




          The second place medal




          My colour reveals




          A countdown timer can change color




          How my counter did be!




          Counting something... It's counting time!




          Look in the title.




          Settle down for the awards!








          share|improve this answer










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          edited 6 hours ago









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          answered 6 hours ago









          CStafford-14CStafford-14

          1067




          1067




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          • $begingroup$
            Oh no... you have defined the word "counter" in a way I have never used! I always used "timer". By "counter" I meant "opposite". I am so sorry for the confusion. I will upvote though, for your attempt... but I must inform you that this is not the answer and I will edit the riddle accordingly. I always thought that "counter" meant "opposite" (e.g. "counter-clockwise", "counter-argument"). You made a nice try, putting this aside!
            $endgroup$
            – user477343
            6 hours ago








          • 1




            $begingroup$
            Interesting... I'll try it again.
            $endgroup$
            – CStafford-14
            5 hours ago


















          • $begingroup$
            Oh no... you have defined the word "counter" in a way I have never used! I always used "timer". By "counter" I meant "opposite". I am so sorry for the confusion. I will upvote though, for your attempt... but I must inform you that this is not the answer and I will edit the riddle accordingly. I always thought that "counter" meant "opposite" (e.g. "counter-clockwise", "counter-argument"). You made a nice try, putting this aside!
            $endgroup$
            – user477343
            6 hours ago








          • 1




            $begingroup$
            Interesting... I'll try it again.
            $endgroup$
            – CStafford-14
            5 hours ago
















          $begingroup$
          Oh no... you have defined the word "counter" in a way I have never used! I always used "timer". By "counter" I meant "opposite". I am so sorry for the confusion. I will upvote though, for your attempt... but I must inform you that this is not the answer and I will edit the riddle accordingly. I always thought that "counter" meant "opposite" (e.g. "counter-clockwise", "counter-argument"). You made a nice try, putting this aside!
          $endgroup$
          – user477343
          6 hours ago






          $begingroup$
          Oh no... you have defined the word "counter" in a way I have never used! I always used "timer". By "counter" I meant "opposite". I am so sorry for the confusion. I will upvote though, for your attempt... but I must inform you that this is not the answer and I will edit the riddle accordingly. I always thought that "counter" meant "opposite" (e.g. "counter-clockwise", "counter-argument"). You made a nice try, putting this aside!
          $endgroup$
          – user477343
          6 hours ago






          1




          1




          $begingroup$
          Interesting... I'll try it again.
          $endgroup$
          – CStafford-14
          5 hours ago




          $begingroup$
          Interesting... I'll try it again.
          $endgroup$
          – CStafford-14
          5 hours ago











          0












          $begingroup$

          Reading everyone's interactions and comparing them with the original riddle, I've come to the conclusion that




          It's night or light or sunlight




          Although it doesn't consume golden anything or free silver anything, as that makes no sense scientifically. It also has no hue without a target reflective surface.



          It could also be




          The sun, moon, or earth




          Although, again, none of them are consuming or freeing gold or silver anything.



          It cannot be




          Time itself




          Because, and I keep saying this, it doesn't consume anything and is a concept.



          Also the line "How my converse did be" doesn't sound like proper English and perturbs me.






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          $endgroup$









          • 1




            $begingroup$
            Welcome to the Puzzling Stack Exchange (PSE)! Glad you posted your first answer! (Ensure to check out the tour!) First of all, the sentence does make sense, verified by Grammarly itself, with the exception that it would be better to replace the word "be" with "exist" (but they mean the exact same thing). Regarding your conclusion, this is unfortunately not the intended answer, though very close; the intended answer does make more sense, so there is reason to back up that it fits better as an answer than this. Nice try for a first answer, but! :)
            $endgroup$
            – user477343
            2 hours ago










          • $begingroup$
            I've edited my response
            $endgroup$
            – IntegratedCyan
            2 hours ago










          • $begingroup$
            No, still not it... but you got a tad closer with your third conclusion ;)
            $endgroup$
            – user477343
            2 hours ago












          • $begingroup$
            Added more answers.
            $endgroup$
            – IntegratedCyan
            2 hours ago






          • 1




            $begingroup$
            The first celestial object mentioned in your answer is the closest to being linked with the intended answer. There is a reference of this in the riddle (which I'm sure you'll find), so that should lead you on the right path. Also, for the benefit of writing an acceptable answer here on this site, try sticking to just one or two answers; it might require more time, but your edits appear like you are trying things out and hoping for the best. I will thus add a hint: copy-and-paste the following "random" text in Rot13: Gvzr gb FRGgyr QBJA!
            $endgroup$
            – user477343
            2 hours ago


















          0












          $begingroup$

          Reading everyone's interactions and comparing them with the original riddle, I've come to the conclusion that




          It's night or light or sunlight




          Although it doesn't consume golden anything or free silver anything, as that makes no sense scientifically. It also has no hue without a target reflective surface.



          It could also be




          The sun, moon, or earth




          Although, again, none of them are consuming or freeing gold or silver anything.



          It cannot be




          Time itself




          Because, and I keep saying this, it doesn't consume anything and is a concept.



          Also the line "How my converse did be" doesn't sound like proper English and perturbs me.






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          $endgroup$









          • 1




            $begingroup$
            Welcome to the Puzzling Stack Exchange (PSE)! Glad you posted your first answer! (Ensure to check out the tour!) First of all, the sentence does make sense, verified by Grammarly itself, with the exception that it would be better to replace the word "be" with "exist" (but they mean the exact same thing). Regarding your conclusion, this is unfortunately not the intended answer, though very close; the intended answer does make more sense, so there is reason to back up that it fits better as an answer than this. Nice try for a first answer, but! :)
            $endgroup$
            – user477343
            2 hours ago










          • $begingroup$
            I've edited my response
            $endgroup$
            – IntegratedCyan
            2 hours ago










          • $begingroup$
            No, still not it... but you got a tad closer with your third conclusion ;)
            $endgroup$
            – user477343
            2 hours ago












          • $begingroup$
            Added more answers.
            $endgroup$
            – IntegratedCyan
            2 hours ago






          • 1




            $begingroup$
            The first celestial object mentioned in your answer is the closest to being linked with the intended answer. There is a reference of this in the riddle (which I'm sure you'll find), so that should lead you on the right path. Also, for the benefit of writing an acceptable answer here on this site, try sticking to just one or two answers; it might require more time, but your edits appear like you are trying things out and hoping for the best. I will thus add a hint: copy-and-paste the following "random" text in Rot13: Gvzr gb FRGgyr QBJA!
            $endgroup$
            – user477343
            2 hours ago
















          0












          0








          0





          $begingroup$

          Reading everyone's interactions and comparing them with the original riddle, I've come to the conclusion that




          It's night or light or sunlight




          Although it doesn't consume golden anything or free silver anything, as that makes no sense scientifically. It also has no hue without a target reflective surface.



          It could also be




          The sun, moon, or earth




          Although, again, none of them are consuming or freeing gold or silver anything.



          It cannot be




          Time itself




          Because, and I keep saying this, it doesn't consume anything and is a concept.



          Also the line "How my converse did be" doesn't sound like proper English and perturbs me.






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          $endgroup$



          Reading everyone's interactions and comparing them with the original riddle, I've come to the conclusion that




          It's night or light or sunlight




          Although it doesn't consume golden anything or free silver anything, as that makes no sense scientifically. It also has no hue without a target reflective surface.



          It could also be




          The sun, moon, or earth




          Although, again, none of them are consuming or freeing gold or silver anything.



          It cannot be




          Time itself




          Because, and I keep saying this, it doesn't consume anything and is a concept.



          Also the line "How my converse did be" doesn't sound like proper English and perturbs me.







          share|improve this answer










          New contributor




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          share|improve this answer



          share|improve this answer








          edited 2 hours ago





















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          answered 2 hours ago









          IntegratedCyanIntegratedCyan

          11




          11




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          • 1




            $begingroup$
            Welcome to the Puzzling Stack Exchange (PSE)! Glad you posted your first answer! (Ensure to check out the tour!) First of all, the sentence does make sense, verified by Grammarly itself, with the exception that it would be better to replace the word "be" with "exist" (but they mean the exact same thing). Regarding your conclusion, this is unfortunately not the intended answer, though very close; the intended answer does make more sense, so there is reason to back up that it fits better as an answer than this. Nice try for a first answer, but! :)
            $endgroup$
            – user477343
            2 hours ago










          • $begingroup$
            I've edited my response
            $endgroup$
            – IntegratedCyan
            2 hours ago










          • $begingroup$
            No, still not it... but you got a tad closer with your third conclusion ;)
            $endgroup$
            – user477343
            2 hours ago












          • $begingroup$
            Added more answers.
            $endgroup$
            – IntegratedCyan
            2 hours ago






          • 1




            $begingroup$
            The first celestial object mentioned in your answer is the closest to being linked with the intended answer. There is a reference of this in the riddle (which I'm sure you'll find), so that should lead you on the right path. Also, for the benefit of writing an acceptable answer here on this site, try sticking to just one or two answers; it might require more time, but your edits appear like you are trying things out and hoping for the best. I will thus add a hint: copy-and-paste the following "random" text in Rot13: Gvzr gb FRGgyr QBJA!
            $endgroup$
            – user477343
            2 hours ago
















          • 1




            $begingroup$
            Welcome to the Puzzling Stack Exchange (PSE)! Glad you posted your first answer! (Ensure to check out the tour!) First of all, the sentence does make sense, verified by Grammarly itself, with the exception that it would be better to replace the word "be" with "exist" (but they mean the exact same thing). Regarding your conclusion, this is unfortunately not the intended answer, though very close; the intended answer does make more sense, so there is reason to back up that it fits better as an answer than this. Nice try for a first answer, but! :)
            $endgroup$
            – user477343
            2 hours ago










          • $begingroup$
            I've edited my response
            $endgroup$
            – IntegratedCyan
            2 hours ago










          • $begingroup$
            No, still not it... but you got a tad closer with your third conclusion ;)
            $endgroup$
            – user477343
            2 hours ago












          • $begingroup$
            Added more answers.
            $endgroup$
            – IntegratedCyan
            2 hours ago






          • 1




            $begingroup$
            The first celestial object mentioned in your answer is the closest to being linked with the intended answer. There is a reference of this in the riddle (which I'm sure you'll find), so that should lead you on the right path. Also, for the benefit of writing an acceptable answer here on this site, try sticking to just one or two answers; it might require more time, but your edits appear like you are trying things out and hoping for the best. I will thus add a hint: copy-and-paste the following "random" text in Rot13: Gvzr gb FRGgyr QBJA!
            $endgroup$
            – user477343
            2 hours ago










          1




          1




          $begingroup$
          Welcome to the Puzzling Stack Exchange (PSE)! Glad you posted your first answer! (Ensure to check out the tour!) First of all, the sentence does make sense, verified by Grammarly itself, with the exception that it would be better to replace the word "be" with "exist" (but they mean the exact same thing). Regarding your conclusion, this is unfortunately not the intended answer, though very close; the intended answer does make more sense, so there is reason to back up that it fits better as an answer than this. Nice try for a first answer, but! :)
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          – user477343
          2 hours ago




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          Welcome to the Puzzling Stack Exchange (PSE)! Glad you posted your first answer! (Ensure to check out the tour!) First of all, the sentence does make sense, verified by Grammarly itself, with the exception that it would be better to replace the word "be" with "exist" (but they mean the exact same thing). Regarding your conclusion, this is unfortunately not the intended answer, though very close; the intended answer does make more sense, so there is reason to back up that it fits better as an answer than this. Nice try for a first answer, but! :)
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          No, still not it... but you got a tad closer with your third conclusion ;)
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          – user477343
          2 hours ago






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          No, still not it... but you got a tad closer with your third conclusion ;)
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          The first celestial object mentioned in your answer is the closest to being linked with the intended answer. There is a reference of this in the riddle (which I'm sure you'll find), so that should lead you on the right path. Also, for the benefit of writing an acceptable answer here on this site, try sticking to just one or two answers; it might require more time, but your edits appear like you are trying things out and hoping for the best. I will thus add a hint: copy-and-paste the following "random" text in Rot13: Gvzr gb FRGgyr QBJA!
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          – user477343
          2 hours ago






          $begingroup$
          The first celestial object mentioned in your answer is the closest to being linked with the intended answer. There is a reference of this in the riddle (which I'm sure you'll find), so that should lead you on the right path. Also, for the benefit of writing an acceptable answer here on this site, try sticking to just one or two answers; it might require more time, but your edits appear like you are trying things out and hoping for the best. I will thus add a hint: copy-and-paste the following "random" text in Rot13: Gvzr gb FRGgyr QBJA!
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          – user477343
          2 hours ago













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          I suspect the word you're looking for is




          Sunset




          The title:




          Time to settle down. Odd-numbered syllables reference various aspects of a sunset: it's a time of day, "set" is obviously part of the word, and it's when (from a terrestrial point of view) the sun appears to be traveling "down".




          Gold is my meal;




          As the sun descends, it appears to be "swallowed" by the horizon; loads of myths in various cultures are inspired by this imagery.




          Silver, I free;




          As the sun's light fades, it gets easier to see the moon and stars, which take on a silver color.




          My colour reveals /
          How my converse did be.




          The opposite of a sunset is a sunrise, but they're both associated with the same bright-orange color. Crayola seems pretty opinionated about which colors are "sunset orange" and which are "Florida sunrise", but otherwise it's pretty much the same. Perhaps the intent behind this clue is that, in most parts of the world, the parts of the sky that appear darkest at this time of day are exactly those that will be brightest when the sun rises again. (Or maybe they just both have "sun" in their name.)







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          • $begingroup$
            On comparison, this is largely the same as @Narlore 's answer, and they definitely got here first. :P
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            – Jesse Amano
            25 mins ago










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            Yeah, this is correct, but the interpretation of the last clue is incorrect. I think that part was the hardest, but I have a comment under @Narlore's post describing what I meant by the clue in Rot13, if you want to see that. Again, the rest of your answer is correct, though, so well done on that! But, as you said, it is largely the same as Narlore's answer, so I won't be giving that user's answer the tick as opposed to yours, unfortunately. Sorry about that! At least you made a great attempt! :)
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            – user477343
            17 mins ago


















          0












          $begingroup$

          I suspect the word you're looking for is




          Sunset




          The title:




          Time to settle down. Odd-numbered syllables reference various aspects of a sunset: it's a time of day, "set" is obviously part of the word, and it's when (from a terrestrial point of view) the sun appears to be traveling "down".




          Gold is my meal;




          As the sun descends, it appears to be "swallowed" by the horizon; loads of myths in various cultures are inspired by this imagery.




          Silver, I free;




          As the sun's light fades, it gets easier to see the moon and stars, which take on a silver color.




          My colour reveals /
          How my converse did be.




          The opposite of a sunset is a sunrise, but they're both associated with the same bright-orange color. Crayola seems pretty opinionated about which colors are "sunset orange" and which are "Florida sunrise", but otherwise it's pretty much the same. Perhaps the intent behind this clue is that, in most parts of the world, the parts of the sky that appear darkest at this time of day are exactly those that will be brightest when the sun rises again. (Or maybe they just both have "sun" in their name.)







          share|improve this answer








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          • $begingroup$
            On comparison, this is largely the same as @Narlore 's answer, and they definitely got here first. :P
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            – Jesse Amano
            25 mins ago










          • $begingroup$
            Yeah, this is correct, but the interpretation of the last clue is incorrect. I think that part was the hardest, but I have a comment under @Narlore's post describing what I meant by the clue in Rot13, if you want to see that. Again, the rest of your answer is correct, though, so well done on that! But, as you said, it is largely the same as Narlore's answer, so I won't be giving that user's answer the tick as opposed to yours, unfortunately. Sorry about that! At least you made a great attempt! :)
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            – user477343
            17 mins ago
















          0












          0








          0





          $begingroup$

          I suspect the word you're looking for is




          Sunset




          The title:




          Time to settle down. Odd-numbered syllables reference various aspects of a sunset: it's a time of day, "set" is obviously part of the word, and it's when (from a terrestrial point of view) the sun appears to be traveling "down".




          Gold is my meal;




          As the sun descends, it appears to be "swallowed" by the horizon; loads of myths in various cultures are inspired by this imagery.




          Silver, I free;




          As the sun's light fades, it gets easier to see the moon and stars, which take on a silver color.




          My colour reveals /
          How my converse did be.




          The opposite of a sunset is a sunrise, but they're both associated with the same bright-orange color. Crayola seems pretty opinionated about which colors are "sunset orange" and which are "Florida sunrise", but otherwise it's pretty much the same. Perhaps the intent behind this clue is that, in most parts of the world, the parts of the sky that appear darkest at this time of day are exactly those that will be brightest when the sun rises again. (Or maybe they just both have "sun" in their name.)







          share|improve this answer








          New contributor




          Jesse Amano is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
          Check out our Code of Conduct.






          $endgroup$



          I suspect the word you're looking for is




          Sunset




          The title:




          Time to settle down. Odd-numbered syllables reference various aspects of a sunset: it's a time of day, "set" is obviously part of the word, and it's when (from a terrestrial point of view) the sun appears to be traveling "down".




          Gold is my meal;




          As the sun descends, it appears to be "swallowed" by the horizon; loads of myths in various cultures are inspired by this imagery.




          Silver, I free;




          As the sun's light fades, it gets easier to see the moon and stars, which take on a silver color.




          My colour reveals /
          How my converse did be.




          The opposite of a sunset is a sunrise, but they're both associated with the same bright-orange color. Crayola seems pretty opinionated about which colors are "sunset orange" and which are "Florida sunrise", but otherwise it's pretty much the same. Perhaps the intent behind this clue is that, in most parts of the world, the parts of the sky that appear darkest at this time of day are exactly those that will be brightest when the sun rises again. (Or maybe they just both have "sun" in their name.)








          share|improve this answer








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          answered 27 mins ago









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          • $begingroup$
            On comparison, this is largely the same as @Narlore 's answer, and they definitely got here first. :P
            $endgroup$
            – Jesse Amano
            25 mins ago










          • $begingroup$
            Yeah, this is correct, but the interpretation of the last clue is incorrect. I think that part was the hardest, but I have a comment under @Narlore's post describing what I meant by the clue in Rot13, if you want to see that. Again, the rest of your answer is correct, though, so well done on that! But, as you said, it is largely the same as Narlore's answer, so I won't be giving that user's answer the tick as opposed to yours, unfortunately. Sorry about that! At least you made a great attempt! :)
            $endgroup$
            – user477343
            17 mins ago




















          • $begingroup$
            On comparison, this is largely the same as @Narlore 's answer, and they definitely got here first. :P
            $endgroup$
            – Jesse Amano
            25 mins ago










          • $begingroup$
            Yeah, this is correct, but the interpretation of the last clue is incorrect. I think that part was the hardest, but I have a comment under @Narlore's post describing what I meant by the clue in Rot13, if you want to see that. Again, the rest of your answer is correct, though, so well done on that! But, as you said, it is largely the same as Narlore's answer, so I won't be giving that user's answer the tick as opposed to yours, unfortunately. Sorry about that! At least you made a great attempt! :)
            $endgroup$
            – user477343
            17 mins ago


















          $begingroup$
          On comparison, this is largely the same as @Narlore 's answer, and they definitely got here first. :P
          $endgroup$
          – Jesse Amano
          25 mins ago




          $begingroup$
          On comparison, this is largely the same as @Narlore 's answer, and they definitely got here first. :P
          $endgroup$
          – Jesse Amano
          25 mins ago












          $begingroup$
          Yeah, this is correct, but the interpretation of the last clue is incorrect. I think that part was the hardest, but I have a comment under @Narlore's post describing what I meant by the clue in Rot13, if you want to see that. Again, the rest of your answer is correct, though, so well done on that! But, as you said, it is largely the same as Narlore's answer, so I won't be giving that user's answer the tick as opposed to yours, unfortunately. Sorry about that! At least you made a great attempt! :)
          $endgroup$
          – user477343
          17 mins ago






          $begingroup$
          Yeah, this is correct, but the interpretation of the last clue is incorrect. I think that part was the hardest, but I have a comment under @Narlore's post describing what I meant by the clue in Rot13, if you want to see that. Again, the rest of your answer is correct, though, so well done on that! But, as you said, it is largely the same as Narlore's answer, so I won't be giving that user's answer the tick as opposed to yours, unfortunately. Sorry about that! At least you made a great attempt! :)
          $endgroup$
          – user477343
          17 mins ago




















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