Beauty… and love are in the eye of the beholder… or in this case, eyes.

Wrapping up one’s affections in a heart-shaped box tied with a red bow has been a common Valentine’s Day practice since the late 19th century, but chocolate’s a relatively recent addition to this celebration of love. Before the invention of affordable, mass-produced chocolates, most couples made do with an array of other sugary confections, including marshmallows, candied nuts, jellied fruit, honey, butterscotch chips, caramels, toffee and pound cakes. Chocolate once believed to be an aphrodisiac by the Aztecs has become a staple as a Valentine’s Day gift.

"There is no remedy for love but to love more." Henry David Thoreau.

It’s coming up to valentines day so here’s a poem for all you love birds!!

A poem to the one I love with.

You can never love completely unless you opened your heart.

Self explanatory.

A story using the Phonetic alphabet in a unique style.

Heres a few short and sweet valentines poems I made up… feel free to give them a go – be warned though. some (well all) are cheesey

This poem is about how I think that Valentines Day came to our world and how beautiful it is.