Tarot Verbatim™

Two of Swords – King of Swords

Two of Swords – King of Swords It stops and the head man It stops and – Two of Swords the head man – King of Swords Two of Swords is a plain negative: no, not, isn't — It stops. King of Swords is the boss man, the leader, John Wayne — the head man.

It stops and the head man Two of Swords – stop King of Swords – He...

Two of Swords – King of Pentacles

Two of Swords – King of Pentacles He won’t and a rich sexy man He won’t and – Two of Swords a rich sexy man – King of Pentacles Two of Swords is a plain negative: no, not, isn't — He won’t. King of Pentacles is the manipulative man, the wealthy man — a rich sexy man.

He won’t and a rich sexy man Two of Swords – he won’t King of Pentacles – a rich sexy man...

Two of Swords – High Priestess

Two of Swords - High Priestess No other woman. No - Two of Swords other woman. - High Priestess Two of Swords Mostly says 'no' or 'not' because it pictures a woman who is not able to safely get out of the predicament she is in, and no one's around to do it for her. She is blindfolded, it's the wee hours and no one's around, and she sits in her slip or night dress on a cold stone bench with two heavy sharp double-edged swords crossed in her arms. She is not strong enough to put one down. High Pri...

Two of Swords – Hanged Man

Two of Swords – Hanged Man It stops and you suddenly get it It stops and – Two of Swords you suddenly get it – Hanged Man Two of Swords is a plain negative: no, not, isn't — It stops. Hanged Man hangs upside down paying the gods their price — you suddenly get it.

It stops and you suddenly get it Two of Swords – stop Hanged Man – Psychically...

Two of Swords – Four of Cups

Two of Swords – Four of Cups He won’t and he says no He won’t and – Two of Swords he says no – Four of Cups Two of Swords is a plain negative: no, not, isn't — He won’t. Four of Cups ignores the fourth cup, which is refusing — he says no.

He won’t and he says no Two of Swords – he won’t Four of Cups – and doesn’t accept the offer...

Two of Swords – Fool

Two of Swords – Fool It stops and he doesn’t care It stops and – Two of Swords he doesn’t care – Fool Two of Swords is a plain negative just about every time: no, not, or a contraction with the no in it — It stops. Fool is the zero of the deck, newborn and oblivious, prancing along the cliff edge in loose soil — he doesn’t care.

It stops and he doesn’t care Two of Swords – stop Fool – a free agent...

Two of Swords – Chariot

Two of Swords – Chariot It comes to an end and he takes charge It comes to an end and – Two of Swords he takes charge – Chariot Two of Swords is a plain negative: no, not, isn't — It comes to an end. Chariot charges in behind his two horses, the strategist — he takes charge.

It comes to an end and he takes charge Two of Swords – and doesn’t Chariot – a champion...

Two of Swords – Ace of Cups

Two of Swords - Ace of Cups It won't be easy. It won't be - Two of Swords easy. - Ace of Cups Two of Swords is one of two dedicated negative modifiers (negators) in Tarot Verbatim. It is usually a 'no' or a 'not,' but sometimes it's a contraction like 'won't.' The girl in the picture won't be able to do anything about her situation, blindfolded, in her slip or nightgown, alone in a deserted area, and someone crossed her arms and balanced two heavy sharp broadswords in them. Ace of Cups features ...

Two of Pentacles – Three of Wands

Two of Pentacles – Three of Wands Over and over and it is going to continue Over and over and – Two of Pentacles it is going to continue – Three of Wands Two of Pentacles juggles those coins in an endless loop — Over and over. Three of Wands watches for his ship: a matter of time — it is going to continue.

Over and over and it is going to continue Two of Pentacles – continuing Three of Wands – is going to...