Cupid, the god of love!

In Roman mythology, Cupid, son of Venus and Mars, is the god of love, likened to the Greek god Eros. Often depicted as a chubby, winged child, he is armed with a bow from which he fires arrows, either golden to stir the desire of mortals, or lead to deter them from love. In anatomy, "Cupid's bow" (or philtrum) refers to the upper curve of the upper lip or the line formed by the two closed lips.