These seems to capture the idea that the power to evolve comes from within. That's an important and empowering life lesson. I'm a Tarot girl too. My mother does readings with plain playing cards. Nicely penned poem:)
Sheila

I have always thought not of what I've lost or lived without but what I have gained in life and what each day gives to me. Thank you Vickie.

Newfie hugs from your friend Rose

if all a person can see...is all they have lost
(3 of the precious cups represented as broken/tipped over/spilt/empty)
and if the person who mourns...cannot see all that still remains (the 2 perfect cups/wings-in tact)
it surely is a deleverance to let go of the sorrowing emotion
associated with the loss (3 cups/representation)& See what still remains...(2/cups in tack)


All loss is significant & it also can be overcome...
I don't see or feel reject here at all or loss of appovals.
I see mourning & a need for letting go (Into Aural Light)
...a "deliverance" to betterments remaining
or even appreciation of what one has...

The passion of the Tarot and the beauty of passion combining to create a lovely poem indeed.
fee

The Rider-Waite Tarot's Five of Cups is a Minor Arcana tarot card that means rejection, lack of support, loss of approval...but deliverance?
Intriguing

Georg

Offering to find again open hands vowing, Beautifully stated, Vickie.

Combination of disillusionment and yet rebirth to a a higher level of peace and tranquility, beautiful writin...

Be always safe,
Karen

Profound and beautifully written
Peace & love be with you

William

Bereavement...loss opens new possibilities, mistress...kiss to you.

~S~