Victorian Cupids Valentine Card - Two Winged Cherubs with Heart

The poem asks whether the hearts being literally hammered into shape were 'Ours?', yet the visual shows two chubby, winged cherubs—both sporting tasteful blue ribbon bows at their waists like the world's most unsettling gift wrapping—who have set up what can only be described as a heart forge in a leafy glade, with one cherub holding a hammer and the other tending to two red hearts sitting on a blacksmith's anvil. The industrial romance pipeline is fully operational, people, and that possessive edge transforms this from wholesome Victorian kitsch into a surprisingly threatening emotional ultimatum delivered by naked toddlers. Somewhere, a greeting card executive greenlit 'baby blacksmiths manufacturing love on an anvil' and called it a day.