Here are some Valentine’s Day ideas. These Valentines may cost nothing but mean everything to the receiver.
Valentine Hugs.
On Valentine’s Day, I’ll give my love many hugs.
I’ll surprise him with a hug from behind,
or give him anticipation with a hug face on,
and go with the flow after the hug.
Share the Valentine love.
On Valentine’s Day,
I remember those without Valentines.
I share my love around,
calling my family members,
relatives and friends.
If possible, I may go the extra mile,
and organize a get together.
Be a live Valentine care bear.
Even if for 364 days a year I can’t care,
at least care on Valentine’s Day.
I’ll show my appreciation in some way.
To be a real, live, Valentine Care Bear on this special day,
and really care for my Valentine.
Valentine’s Day Letter.
On Valentine’s Day, I’ll write him a letter,
or a note,
even if it is only three little words,
I love you.
Never under-estimate the power of
a declaration of love.
Valentine’s Day Litmus Test.
I’ll bring my Valentine home to mother and grandmother,
and feed him some good ole home cooking.
If mother likes him,
he passes the Valentine’s Day Litmus Test.
If grandmother likes him,
he is stamped with the approval,
“Keep Me”.
Daddy vets my Valentine.
I’ll throw my Valentine into the deep end,
to see how he fares with my Daddy.
If Daddy approves, he’s likely to be a winner’s luck.
If Daddy disapproves, he’s likely to be a loser’s luck too.
Daddy knows best for his little girl-woman.
Mom and Dad Valentines.
If, for any reason, Mom or Dad
doesn’t get a Valentine,
I would arrange to send them one.
Be it an electronic card or flowers,
to thank them for being Valentines in their youth,
and having me as a consequence.
Valentine’s Day flowers.
Almost every girl likes flowers.
They can be any type of flowers.
Just buy me a posy,
which need not be the rose-y.
A guy doesn’t need to dig deep
into his pockets to keep
his Valentine happy.