Upright:
Nightmares and bad nerves.
Anguish. Wake up worrying.
Mental health issues.
Reversed:
Despair, guilt, trapped.
The darkest part of the night.
Then the Wheel will turn.
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Another dark card with some not-so-happy meanings. When it appears in a reading for the future, I’d interpret this one as a warning. And when drawn for a reading on current issues, I think the Nine of Swords calls up things you likely already know about and points to some difficult but much-needed Shadow Work.
But, as always, there’s that little ray of hope at the end- the Wheel turns onwards and hey, perhaps it can only go up from here! 
Beautifully written as always, @Amethyst! You do such a great job with these! 
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Thanks, hon! I had to give some hope to my poem. Otherwise, it would be all Gloom, Despair, and Agony on me. LOL!
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Oh no, we can’t have that! 
There’s certainly more than enough doom and gloom out there- a little touch of happiness and hope is always greatly appreciated! 
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I love it! Adding it now!!! Thanks love!!
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Thank YOU! Glad you liked it!
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