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| ©Clive Barrett |
With long blonde hair held back by a circlet and in a loose ponytail, she stands in a field of waving corn. The wide, clouded sky echoes her blue dress with white insets, and her necklace has yellow and blue flower motifs. She holds the hilt of a sword in her right hand, the blade in her left, with the sword crossing her thighs. It's hardly an aggressive position, more pensive, I would say.
I also like her expression, clear and direct, yet somehow gentle. It seems to say, "Come, talk with me. Let's share ideas and clarify things."
What I see in today's card is the need for some clarity and organisation. The Queen of Swords doesn't put up with flim-flam, even from herself ;) Also, perhaps, that I may need a listening ear later on today, someone who will tell it as they see it, yet with gentleness.
I am grateful for clarity and empathy.
'Come, talk with me...and be assured if I don't like what you're saying, I can and will lob your head off.' ha ha ;)
ReplyDeleteLOL! Perhaps more, "If I don't like what you're saying, I'll cut right through the BS, like it or not!" :)
DeletePrecisely. It'll just feel like I've cut your head off. I can do that with words quite effectively, she says.
DeleteScary lady :) Love it!
DeleteThe bare hand on the blade says, "I would rather hurt myself first than hurt you but I will if I must."
ReplyDeleteYes, not quick to draw blood, but willing to be tough when necessary - I like it :)
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