Greetings from the air to all my friends

from the light of my eyes you came,from my arteries was your heart,from my blood you grow to life,from my soul you can see,from the bright sensation of my heart you smile from the world beyond beyond i was created for you,created just to love you,born to adore you,to breath from you,to get the sensation by your smile,to feel the emotions by your smelt,from my skin was your dress,from my flesh was your carpet,from my hair was your pillow,you was my fate..my past..my present and future,with every heart beat callig your name,with every drop of my blood your love flow in,you are the life...the immortal happiness,do you feel the heat of my desire,do you see the shake of my heart,do hear the scream of my flesh to touch you,do you smell the perfume of my love and adore to you,here you are...inside all of me,from the first day....and to the last breath,i love you

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يا ليلة العيد انستينا

يا ليلة العيد انستينا

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يا ليلة العيد انستينا

يا ليلة العيد انستينا

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When added to Poetry, Philosophy, and the seven wisdoms, this card makes a complete suit.

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The highest trump in the deck shows the celestial spheres of the Aristotelian universe.

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The embodiment of Poetry sits in front of Mount Parnassus and plays the flute, a sign of eloquence

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The cardplayers in this fresco at the Palazzo Borromeo, in Milan, were painted in 1450

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image from tarot cards, the Wheel of Fortune, adorns the 14th- to 16th-century floor of the Siena Cathedral in Italy

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Francesco Fibbia with several cards from his Tarocco Bolognese. Fibbia's deck was used to play a game called tarocchi.

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card from a 1480 Visconti-Sforza tarot deck shows the personification of Fortitude, poised to bring a club down on a cowering lion

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Sumerian

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king tut mask

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Divine love bringing an end to an illicit trust between Cupid and the Devil. An artistic representation of love being corrupted and God bringing it to an end. Divine Love Conquering Earthly Love by Giovanni Baglione

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Medusa by Arnold Böcklin, c. 1878

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and the fairies ran away with their clothes' by Charles Sims