Victorian Easter Greeting Card with White Flowers & Baby Chicks

Two fluffy chicks are having what can only be described as an extremely intense stare-down inside a golden oval portal, while an absolute explosion of white Easter lilies — with their aggressively yellow stamens — shoves its way into the foreground like it's auditioning for a floral arrangement competition it definitely doesn't need to enter. The lilies are doing the most, frankly, taking up roughly 60% of the card while the chicks exist as an afterthought in their little grass-and-mud dimension. 'A HAPPY EASTER' is stamped at the bottom in gold, cheerfully oblivious to the existential weirdness of two baby birds contemplating each other through a magic circle while buried in flowers that symbolize death and resurrection.