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Tarot Cards
A Palindrome
Magic
Is the heart of all
That is evil
And defies all
Good
The Magician who is
Full of whimsy
Is a liar
The Fool
Is the focal interest
With his glee and folly
The Emperor
Ignores the peoples’ cries
As he lurks on his thrown and
Reigns with cruelty
The Devil
Has God
To blame, for he
Has no one
In his solitude
The Hermit
Separated by society
Looked up to the Moon
In hopelessness
The Lovers
Though doomed
Challenged fate
With inexhaustible hope
The Hanged Man
Awaits Judgment
But his soul is dying as he
Grows old with the Sun
Death
Smites down the people
Without timing and
Crashes down over mankind
The Tower,
The Hermit, The Devil and Death.
The Emperor, The Hanged Man, The Moon,
The Sun, Judgment, The Lovers, The Fool and
The Magician
Cannot exist in this World without
Magic
Why don’t we turn the cards over to reveal a different fate?

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