LATE VALENTINE

A velvet heart,  a crimson rose,  rich wine

Within a tall-stemmed glass, a card with fine-

Penned sentimental verses gushing line

By line,  a pretty garden where sunshine

Never ends;  boy and girl whose fingers twine

In shy excited clasp---''will you be mine''!---

A baby cupid shooting arrows in

Their linking hearts to make them beat as one,

While heaps of gaudy petals shower down

Around the primrose path they walk upon:

They revel in such love---with token,  sign,

A stolen glance,  a locket having fine

Strands of the lady's hair enclosed;  incline

Of cheek to cheek---oh how those lovers pine!


Enough!  Now,  who will be my Valentine?


Stanley

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