Literature Clues: X Wheel of Fortune

Thread originally posted on the Aeclectic Tarot Forum on 20 Apr 2003, and now archived in the Forum Library.

skytwig	20 Apr 2003
Kool! :joke: I saw Crone, that's why I said HP first. ******************************************** Some bits of poetry to describe me: It is like a dragonfly in a dream - here, then there, then here again, low-flying amber - wing darting upward and then out of sight. - James Tate Occurring and curving and curving and occurring The dynamic street on which I live Is blending graciously this evening with another street On which two whom i play football with live. - Kenneth Koch Although one might recall the once ubiquitous snowstorm in-a-glass-globe paperweights. this offers us no view inside to gauge the wild weather a shake or two incites. - Robert B. Shaw WHAT CARD AM I?

jmd	20 Apr 2003
XVIII - the Moon (?)

bec	20 Apr 2003
taking the clues from the first part, I came to think of the FOOl

Moongold	20 Apr 2003
Ace of Pentacles? Based on visual cues. There's a road, cloud could equate to snowstorm, pentacle could equate to galss paperweight? ________________________________________________ PS Crone is not a bad descriptor for Judith Wright. Pretty good for an American! ___________________________________________________ Moongold

tabbycat	20 Apr 2003
Two of Wands. Just a wild guess! Jilly

skytwig	20 Apr 2003
OK, interesting guesses, but not IT. Another clue: We are the flow, we are the ebb, We are the weavers, we are the web. - Shekinah Mountainwater

Kiama	20 Apr 2003
Wheel of Fortune? Kiama

bec	20 Apr 2003
if not the fool, then I think it's the WORLD

skytwig	20 Apr 2003
Kiama is the WINNER! Wuhoooooo....... Your turn!!!!!

Moongold	23 Apr 2003
It has been two days since the last post and Kiama seems to be preoccupied. I did PM her but she has not collected the PM. Is it appropriate for someone else to have a go? Would anyone else like to kick off, if that is the case? Perhaps Kiama could slot in again later. I confess to some withdrawal symptoms from these addictive games. Moongold

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