Victorian Valentine's Day Greeting Card with Cherub & Forget-Me-Nots

What catches the eye second (after the aggressively precious overall vibe) is the text 'Fond Greeting to my Valentine' splitting across the bottom with a casualness that somehow makes it feel more threatening. The curly-haired cherub in her cream dress kneels amid blue wildflowers clutching a red heart with the solemn intensity of a toddler who just shoplifted it, all encased in a gold lace heart frame flanked by dangling red heart ornaments and festooned with pink ribbons—because apparently subtlety was illegal in whatever era produced this. Forget-me-nots scatter across the background like the universe itself is begging you not to abandon your Valentine. It's aggressively precious, like being hugged too hard by a stranger who smells faintly of lavender and unresolved feelings.