1918 St. Louis MO Romantic Poem Postcard Man Woman Leaf Sent Oklahoma City For Sale

Discover a charming piece of early 20th-century sentiment with this beautiful postcard, postmarked from St. Louis, Missouri, in 1918. The front features an evocative illustration of a man tenderly leaning over a woman resting within a large, intricately detailed leaf. The woman, adorned with a flower in her hair and a pink dress, holds a book, while the man, in a suit, appears to be fanning her or offering comfort. Below the artwork, a poetic verse reads, \"Her face so fair Stirs with her dream, as rose-leaves in the air,\" adding to the romantic allure of the scene. This Edwardian era collectible reflects the artistic and emotional sensibilities of its time, making it a unique addition to any collection.The reverse side reveals a clear St. Louis, MO, postmark from April 24, 1918, along with two U.S. Postage one-cent stamps. The postcard was sent to Miss Ethel O\'Brien in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, carrying a handwritten message from \"Ralph.\" Published by I.P. & Co. N.Y. (International Post Card Co., New York) as part of Series Nº 963, this divided-back postcard offers a glimpse into personal correspondence and the postal history of the period. Its detailed illustration and historical context make it a fascinating artifact for enthusiasts of vintage ephemera, romantic art, and early 20th-century Americana.