Finding a gift for your loved one can be a hassle.
Even if you know what they want, you still can't be too sure.
If they want jewelry, you still need to know the size, the style, the type of metal, the color, and even where to find the best prices.
Generally, even if you buy the wrong gift, your loved one will still say, "It's the thought that counts.
" Right, sure it is, but that doesn't mean they are truly happy about the gift.
Besides, how much thought goes into trying to buy something they told you they want? Not much.
This is why giving poetry as presents is a great way to avoid the confusion.
Writing verse from the heart is something they can't deny as thoughtful, and they also can't deny as meaningful or useless.
Actually, it'll most likely even be something they cherish for years to come.
If you don't know how to write poetry, don't go out and buy the latest how to write poetry book.
It's a waste of your hard earned cash.
Instead, pop in your favorite musician and listen to the lyrics.
Hear the rhythm, the words, and the meaning? That's a poem! Yep, lyrics are poems.
The trick to writing poetry for loved ones is writing from your heart.
Write exactly how you feel.
If you can't describe it in concrete language, you may even use metaphors and similes.
That's what is great about poetry, the possibilities are endless.
Don't know how to write poetry and don't care to learn? Search the web for a poem which already says what you want.
You'll get bonus points for finding a poem from your loved ones favorite author.