Description: Handwritten valentine poem on a single sheet of pink paper with embossed stamp of paper manufacturers, Delarue and Co, London, with torn bottom edge. Handwritten poem reads: 'Loved one with fancys eye I see/Life's future path laid out for thee/Tithes, three hundred clear or more/Sermons a stork to make clowns snore/A London stocked with good fat fare/More worn than books an easy chair/Weinstcoasts? Waistcoats? ever growing small/Brats a score or more in all/Then when prol? up in time for church/Left almost shirtless in the lurch/Substitutes these pins shall he/For buttons not sewn on by me.' J.F.