Victorian Valentine Cupid Window Heart Forget-me-nots

A winged baby propping his chubby chin on one hand while gazing out from a heart-shaped window flanked by green shutters — each one tastefully adorned with a smaller heart cutout — suggests that subtlety died in the Victorian era. Arrow-pierced double hearts mounted above like a trophy kill, forget-me-nots cascading down the brick wall, and the whole setup reads less like romance and more like a very intense toddler has taken over an apartment and redecorated entirely in his own personal brand. The poem at the bottom promises homage to a 'fair' sweetheart 'like flowers in the spring,' which is sweet until you clock that the messenger delivering this sentiment is a nude child with the thousand-yard stare of someone who has seen too much love go wrong.