Vintage Valentine's Day Card with Cherubs and Hearts - Edwardian Era

She's clearly thinking this is her moment—her coronation, her validation, her big romantic payoff—as she emerges from a giant red heart with her arms raised behind her head, gazing dreamily off into the middle distance while two cherubs overhead hold a crown aloft like she's being crowned Queen of Making You Uncomfortable. The accompanying poetry—'Two sapphires those dear eyes of thine, soft as the skies above thee, thrice happy is the one to whom those dear eyes say I love thee'—manages to be simultaneously florid and vaguely threatening, as if the sender is workshopping a restraining order violation into a love sonnet. Three descending red hearts float to the right like a visual ellipsis suggesting the sender has more to say, and none of it is appropriate.