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Will You Be Mine?, Valentines
| Customize: | Inside text only |
| Inside Text: | Life's miseries cause my heart to get frayed, tattered, and bruised. But it becomes whole again when I am close to you. Humbly I ask, "Will you please be mine?" You alone bring me joy, my forever Valentine. |
| Artist: | Cheryl Delcour |
| Product Id: | 1051005 |
Life's miseries cause my heart to get frayed, tattered, and bruised. But it becomes whole again when I am close to you. Humbly I ask, "Will you please be mine?" You alone bring me joy, my forever Valentine.






