Vintage Halloween Witch Apple-Peel Fortune Greeting Card

A blonde woman in a flowing red dress, wearing a witch's hat and apparently attended by decorative bats, clutches what appears to be the letter 'I' while her skirt dramatically merges with bat-wing silhouettes—a design choice that screams 'I ran out of budget but not audacity.' Below this image, the poem cheerfully announces that the sender wishes an apple-peel divination ritual would reveal their feelings, and that if they had their way, 'the letters formed would stand for me.' This is basically Victorian stalker poetry dressed up in Halloween drag. The bats, the witch aesthetic, the possessive verse, and the cursive 'me' signed like a villain's calling card combine to make this the greeting card equivalent of showing up uninvited and saying 'I've been watching you.'