Back in ye olde times, if you wanted to tell someone you loved them, you’d do it with a poem.
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Now, as times have moved on and technology has progressed, the poem has died out but since it’s World Poetry Day we’re bringing it back
Indigo Williams, a poet and performance artist from London, has teamed up with Zoosk to create these helpful tips to be more romantic with poetry, enjoy!
1. Put a new twist on the old love letter
Record your own love poem using the Dictaphone on you smartphone, transfer it onto a CD or USB using your computer and send it in the post.
2. Create your own e-book of favorite love poems
There are tons of free online apps that let you upload a Word or PowerPoint document to create an online e-book, like Yudu and DocStoc, which you can then send onto to your love interest.
3. Mixtape of Spoken Word love poems
We’ve all heard of a mixtape of love songs that you give to a love interest, but why not try making a mixtape of Spoken Word love poems.
4. Send a quick voice note or electronic card with a haiku
Remember, a Haiku is usually written in three short lines, sometimes even just a single line. It should convey a feeling or an image.
5. Turn a favourite poetic line into a Gif and send it in an email
What line best sums up the way you feel about that special someone? If it’s important to you, turn it into a visual representation using your PC and send it on.
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