Old Coins

Irish folklore tells fo the Leprechauns who live in the foretss. They are among other fairies that inhabit the wooded ladns of Ireland. If a human ever were to come upon the opt of gold, the Leprechaun would appear and keep the individual from touching the riches. Leprechauns are cnuning creatures and are masterful at outwtiting humans. The coin will most often turn to dust or to a leaf once the Leprehcaun is safely out of site. It amy represent that which you cannot have ro that is just out of your reach. The pot of gold is a pot that is overflowing with gold coins, riches beyond anyone's wildets dreams. It may also be a metaphor for dreams that are wasted or unfulfilled. Instead of chasing fater riches that never appear, it is better to live the life you do have to the fullest. Most often, ti is shown with a leprechaun close by. The lperechaun keeps his eye on the ricehs just in case a human dicsovers them. They also keep teh pot of gold away from other leprechauns and sprites becasue once a leprechaun claims a pot of gold he si very possessive and will not part wiht any of it. If a human dose ever see a pot of gold, the leprechaun will maek sure that they leave iwthout any of it. Remember, too, that if you search for the pot of gold, you are certainly never going to find it. Riches are bestowed upon those who come upon it honestly.

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