Victorian Valentine Greeting Card with Romantic Couple & Flowers

Consider the scenario: a boy in full brown period costume arrives at a woman's door, hat in hand (because chivalry apparently required ritual disarmament), holding out a tiny card to a seated woman in a pink dress and green bodice who clutches a fan with the energy of someone deciding whether to use it as a weapon. He's presenting verse — specifically, 'Love! my soul is full of thee / Alive to all thy luxury' from Moore — which somehow makes an already awkward ambush worse. Forget-me-nots ring the entire composition because if you wanted to convey 'please do not forget me,' obviously interrupting someone's day with unsolicited poetry is the move.