On the card, three swords pierce a heart together, with a dark and rainy background. This is a shocking image that directly expresses the meaning of this card — sorrow. However, amidst the chaos, there is a certain harmony. The three swords accidentally form a symmetrical shape. It repeatedly tells people that sorrow is inevitable, but it can also make one grow. As long as one accepts sorrow calmly, it will be transformed into a force for growth. The card only realistically describes the appearance of heartbreak, without describing the cause of the sadness or the healing process. It warns people not to be unable to move on due to emotional wounds, which leads to the wound never healing.
The three swords pierce from different directions, representing harm from different places, but all hit the vital point, concentrating inward and intersecting at the deepest part of the heart. The background is covered with gloomy clouds, hovering over the red heart. Slightly tilted straight lines are scattered around the red heart, like falling rain. The entire background is gray, deepening the tragic imagery and atmosphere.
The Three of Swords does not feature any characters, but it has the strongest narrative, as it directly depicts the human heart. It is a card that focuses heavily on psychology, expressing emotional and spiritual pain and injury. This card clearly shows that the sharpness of the swords causes emotional wounds, extreme sadness, pessimism, disappointment, and negative emotions from external sources.

In the reversed position, the Three of Swords in love represents that oneself or the other person is continuously hurting themselves again due to an unwillingness to forget past injuries. Although one may understand that this should not be the case, or is trying hard to change such feelings, one still cannot let go. This card also reflects current and future situations, but sometimes it resembles prolonged sorrow or getting stuck in a loop.
The reversed Three of Swords also represents the ongoing or impending experience of pain and sadness. However, the difference from the upright position is that the upright Three of Swords represents a willingness to accept this kind of pain, while the reversed position indicates a refusal to acknowledge or intentionally ignoring these feelings. In some cases, there might even be avoidance or resistance, which only prolongs the time of suffering and increases the feeling of pain.

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