Antique Victorian Valentines Day Card - Lace, Flowers, Girl with kitten

This is an antique Victorian die-cut Valentine's Day card, likely dating from the late 19th or early 20th century.
It features intricate paper lace and chromolithographed die-cut scraps, which were common characteristics of valentines from that era.
The design includes images of children, roses, and a butterfly, with a small message tag that reads "Trust to me..".
This specific style, featuring detailed paper lace framing the central image, was very popular at the time and features fold-out or pop-up elements.

The poem inside expresses deep love and constant thoughts of a significant other.
The text reads:
"Where'er I go, howe'er I move,
My thoughts are all engaged by Love;
Whate'er I say, whatever I do,
My thoughts, dear one, are love and you."

It is a 7x7