Well, let me tell you, this whole Five of Wands thing, it’s got me all riled up. It’s like when them chickens get to squabbling in the coop, feathers flying everywhere, just a mess. Now, what’s it got to do with them stars and planets? That’s what I’m trying to figure out. This Five of Wands, it ain’t just a card, it’s got a connection, they say, to the zodiac signs. Zodiac, that’s like them pictures in the sky, right?
I heard some folks talking ’bout it down at the market. They were saying this Five of Wands, it’s like a big ol’ fight, a disagreement. And somehow, it’s tied to that Leo sign. Leo, that’s the lion, ain’t it? Big and proud, maybe a little too full of itself sometimes. Like my rooster, Barnaby, always strutting around, thinking he’s king of the whole dang farm.
So, this Five of Wands tarot card, it’s got something to do with Leo. Maybe it means when Leos get into a tussle, it’s a real show. Like when Barnaby and that other rooster, old Red, went at it last summer. Feathers everywhere, squawking and carrying on. Took a week to get them calmed down. You gotta find some way to make peace, even with them stubborn Leos. If you don’t find a way to stop fighting, then you got nothin’.
They say this Five of Wands can mean something’s gonna happen in five days, or five weeks. Like plantin’ seeds, gotta wait for ’em to sprout. If you see that card, maybe you gotta get ready for some kind of disagreement comin’ up. Or maybe it means you gotta make a decision, and it ain’t gonna be easy. Reminds me of that time I had to choose between the red dress and the blue dress. Couldn’t make up my mind to save my life!
Now, I ain’t no expert on these tarot card readings, but I reckon it’s like readin’ the weather. You see the clouds gatherin’, you know rain’s comin’. You see that Five of Wands, maybe you know a storm’s brewin’ in your life. And it’s probably got somethin’ to do with that Leo, that lion sign. They can be real stubborn, those Leos.
- Five of Wands means a fight.
- Five of Wands is tied to Leo.
- Leo is the lion, proud and maybe stubborn.
- Five of Wands can mean something in five days or five weeks.
- Tarot cards are like reading the weather.
But you know what? Even when them chickens are fightin’, they eventually settle down. The sun comes up, they get to scratchin’ in the dirt, life goes on. So maybe this Five of Wands, it ain’t all bad. Maybe it just means you gotta stand up for yourself, but also learn to get along. Like when I gotta tell them neighbor kids to stop lettin’ their dog chase my hens. Gotta be firm, but gotta be neighborly, too.
I remember one time, my old man, bless his soul, he got into a big argument with his brother over some land. They went at it hammer and tongs. Didn’t speak for a year. But eventually, they made up. Family’s family, after all. Maybe that’s what this Five of Wands is tryin’ to tell us. Even when there’s a disagreement, you can still find your way back to each other. You gotta work hard to find a way to get along. Work hard to keep the peace. If you don’t keep the peace, what good is anything?
This whole zodiac thing, it’s a mystery to me. But I reckon everything’s connected somehow. The stars, the cards, the chickens in the coop, even us folks. We all got our place in this world. And sometimes, we gotta bump up against each other a little bit before we figure out how to fit together. Just like them puzzle pieces, gotta try ’em out different ways until they click into place.
So, if you see that Five of Wands pop up in your tarot reading, don’t you fret too much. Just remember what I said. It might mean a little squabble’s comin’. Maybe with a Leo, maybe with someone else. But it ain’t the end of the world. Just means you gotta be ready to stand your ground, but also be ready to make amends. Like plantin’ a garden, gotta weed out the bad stuff to make room for the good.
And remember that bit about five days or five weeks. Could be somethin’ important comin’ up. Keep your eyes peeled and your wits about you. Life’s full of surprises, good and bad. Just gotta roll with the punches, like we always do. That’s what us folks do. We get through it, somehow. We always do.
