♥キュ━.+゜*(о♥д♥о)*゜+.━ン♥

キュ and a heavy ━ bar sit before the opening bracket, and a second ━ followed by ン comes after the closing one, so the katakana word キュン (kyun) has been split down the middle with the face wedged inside it. Skip over the face and it reads as a long, drawn-out kyuuun. Kyun is a Japanese mimetic word for the sudden squeeze in your chest when something is almost too cute or someone you like finally texts back. The glitter between the bars and the brackets is mirrored, ".+゜*" on the way in and "*゜+." on the way out, so reading outward from the face both sides scatter in the same order: * ゜ + . Inside, the eyes are ♥, д is an open, starstruck mouth, the Cyrillic о tucked just inside each bracket is a round blush, and one more ♥ at each far end makes four hearts in a single row.