Valentines Day Quotesto Wow! your Soul MateHere are some Valentines Day Quotes you may have heard in prior reincarnations when they were new. 
Mention one in casual conversation to remind your Soul Mate that the day of romance is approaching fast. You can always add something like, "You know, today I learned that (insert name from below) wrote (insert a quote from below). Isn't that interesting dear?" to your conversation over coffee. Most resources I visited to gather quotes for you were filled with sayings about love. Very few mentioned Valentines Day directly. Of course, after the advent of mass-produced valentines (see Facts page) there has been an abundance of cute as well as meaningful valentines sayings. Since love is the strongest spiritual energy, and since Valentines Day has become the focus for love on the linear-time calendar, I've collected some of the old Valentines Day quotes for your easy reference here. GEOFFREY CHAUCER Earliest known reference that combines romance and Valentines Day; found in Parlement of Foules, 1832. Whan euery bryd comyth there to chese his make (For this was on Saint Valentines Day When every bird comes there to choose his mate) CHARLES, DUKE OF ORLEANS Written to his wife while he was incarcerated in the Tower of London, c. 1415. Ma tres doulce Valentinee (I am already sick with love My sweetest Valentine) WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE Spoken by Ophelia in Hamlet, Act IV, Scene 5. 1600. All in the morning betime And I a maid at your window To be your Valentine. Then up he rose, and donn'd his clothes And dupp'd the the chamber door Let in the maid, that out a maid Never departed more. JOHN DONNE From Epithalamion, written during the early 1600s. All the Ayre is thy Diocese' And all the chirping Queristers And other birds are thy parishioners Thou marryest every yeare The Lyrick Lark, and the graue whispering Doue The Sparrow that neglects his life for loue The houshold bird with the redd stomacher Thou makst the Blackbird speede as soone As doth the Goldfinch, or the Halcyon The Husband Cock lookes out and soone is spedd And meets his wife, which brings her feather bed This day more cheerfully than ever shine This day which might inflame thy selfe old Valentine. GAMMER GURTON From a collection of nursery rhymes called Gammer Gurton's Garland, 1784. The honeyu's sweet, and so are you Thou are my love and I am thine I drew thee to my Valentine The lot was cast and then I drew And Fortune said it should be you. Take a look at other spiritually meaningful |
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