A VALENTINE.
I’m making you a valentine,At least, I’m going to try,Because they don’t seem really mineThose valentines I buy.Butthisone is my very own.See! Here a kiss I writeShaped like a star that all aloneShines brightly through the night.Now something blue, just like the sky.And this—green like a tree,And this thing—oh, so very high!—Is just some love from me!Eve Brodlique Summers.
I’m making you a valentine,At least, I’m going to try,Because they don’t seem really mineThose valentines I buy.Butthisone is my very own.See! Here a kiss I writeShaped like a star that all aloneShines brightly through the night.Now something blue, just like the sky.And this—green like a tree,And this thing—oh, so very high!—Is just some love from me!Eve Brodlique Summers.
I’m making you a valentine,At least, I’m going to try,Because they don’t seem really mineThose valentines I buy.
I’m making you a valentine,
At least, I’m going to try,
Because they don’t seem really mine
Those valentines I buy.
Butthisone is my very own.See! Here a kiss I writeShaped like a star that all aloneShines brightly through the night.
Butthisone is my very own.
See! Here a kiss I write
Shaped like a star that all alone
Shines brightly through the night.
Now something blue, just like the sky.And this—green like a tree,And this thing—oh, so very high!—Is just some love from me!
Now something blue, just like the sky.
And this—green like a tree,
And this thing—oh, so very high!—
Is just some love from me!
Eve Brodlique Summers.
Eve Brodlique Summers.