Nine of Swords
What tortures you at midnight is usually smaller by morning. Say it out loud to someone.
The Nine of Swords is the three-in-the-morning version of a problem: anxiety, no sleep, and your head running the worst case on a loop. The mind at that hour is an unreliable narrator. It's almost never as grim as it looks from your pillow.
Reversed, the worst of it is passing, or you have found something that helps. You may be asking for help, or realizing the feared thing was far bigger in your head than in reality.
Worry about a relationship is keeping you awake. Say it to the person, or to a friend, instead of running it alone at night.
Work stress is following you home. Ask for support, set a limit, and remember no job is worth this.
Swords are air: thought, speech, conflict and the truth you have to say out loud.
Draw it in a spread, with a question.
A card on its own says less than a card in a position. Celestine lays it out and reads it with your chart.