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Be My Valentine

Written by Jenny Chane

Topic: DatingPublished January 18, 2008
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When two hearts start throbbing in the same motion, when two pairs of eyes want to look only into each other and when their conversations seem to be as lovely as music, you are struck by the cupid’s arrow my friends! And you have become inhabitants of a distinct territory called love. The time when Valentines Day is approaching fast, everyone who is in love has to do a lot of preparations to make his or her valentine feel that he or she is the most loved person around. On Valentine’s Day lovers want the most pleasant favor from their partners asking them, "be my valentine". The phrase "be my valentine" implies at the importance of valentine in life. Love is a tender feeling that is able to perfume your whole life. And this quaint feeling comes when you are blessed with a valentine. There is a major part of luck and chance in getting an ideal valentine than that of hard work and labor. We see many people pleading “be my valentine” before so many folks for so many times. But only luckiest few succeed in getting their valentines. As the Valentines Day gets closer, plans and strategies are mooted up for proposals and disclosures. Lovebirds plan extensively for beautiful Valentine gifts like valentine flowers, valentine jewelry, valentine chocolates, valentine teddy bears etc. Actually love is the game of emotions and feelings. It’s also called a dangerous game because the feelings don’t originate easily for some one and when they are originated they can not easily be crushed. Love is extremes of two things- it gives unbound pleasure if u get it, but at the same time it gives immense pain if you don’t get it. That’s why lovers work so hard to make their beloved love them too. Be my valentine poems are also one of the most effective Valentines Day ideas to get the approval of your beloved. Michael dray ton puts his thoughts in this poem: Must, bid the Morn awake!nSad Winter now declines,nEach bird doth choose a mate;nThis day's Saint Valentine's.nFor that good bishop's sakenGet up and let us seenWhat beauty it shall benThat Fortune us assigns. n

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Jenny Chane is an associated editor of http://www.mydearvalentine.com/, which provides you the information on valentine, Valentines Day and many more. Your feedback is highly appreciated at jennychane@gmail.com n