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My blog--I pull a card--if it doesn't speak to me...perhaps it is for you? |
I pull a card...if it doesn't speak to me...perhaps it was meant for you? ![]() ![]() How to Read the Tarot Begin by brewing a cup of tea, a nervine, lemon balm or chamomile, this is after all, your future. A reading at the dark of the moon is best, before the night creatures crawl and bad humours fill the air. Pick a circular deck, with a fairy-tale motif, and no reversals. Hold a question in your heart, shuffle the cards and place them on the table. Choose only two. Like the ancient Israelites, these are your seer stones, Urim and Thumimm, black and white, yes or no. Isn't that all you were asking? ![]() |
{size:5 Morning I go outside at daybreak to kiss the ground with my feet, to let the photons of the sun scrub my rods and cones. In my tiny garden I create a runway for birds, butterflies, a 101 crawling beings. I push my fingers into the dirt. I hunt for moss. Already, the daytime veil is lifting. I know not what tears may come today. I will not quaver. I will dance. 17 lines prompt: use the words kiss, daybreak and tear in a poem The HerbCrafter's Tarot--13--Death--Marigold--Delight in your beautiful moments. |
I Remember I remember love though the cards dealt early were tough, I was dense with love. I remember love and send it now like a signal spiraling to family and friends a shallow enemy or two. Love was all there was when the creation's shell cracked open. At the end the only rule is that there still is love. And I will remember. 16 lines prompt: title I Remember Pholarchos Tarot--Queen of Spirals--Protect what you hold dear. |
In Between When I pray I go to a place in between not a church not a garden. I search for cracks, for windows and waves for the strong siren call of All That Is. I bring back souvenirs, a rock, a feather, a shell. I show up and show out. I ring the bell that only I can ring. 13 lines Promt Title of a poem: The Place In Between 360 Degrees of Wisdom--Leo 20--Restoring spirit. Rituals and worship. |