Discover Poems From Around The World

Stefanos Neofiditis, an emerging new independent applications developer, has today announced a recent update for both free and paid versions of Poems of Love version 2. Developed to bring users face to face with exciting and emerging poetry right through their iOS devices, Poems of Love v2 uses a simple user-friendly interface where users can submit, read, rate, and search for poems on the go with ease. Focused on providing users with a platform to involve themselves in a global poetry community, the app is as much a social experience as it is a reading companion. Both Free and Paid versions of Poems of Love v2 are currently available for download on the Apple App Store in the Books category, with the Paid version priced at only $0.99.

Although both versions of Poems of Love offer users full access to all of the app's poetry, there are a small number of differences between the two. Other than the presence of in-app ads, options to change background designs and font settings are absent from the free version of the app as well. Furthermore, the number of selectable poem categories users can browse through is a hefty seventy in the paid version, while only thirty are available in the free variant. Other than that, both versions of the app offer users enough tools and poems to search through to ensure they never reach the proverbial "the end of the road".

Poems of Love version 2 gives users the option to search out poems with the aide of numerous filters as well. Users can search the app's content by poem genre, country of origin, and writer. Poem rating options are offered also, and users can track poems they love by adding them to their "Favorites" folder, or keep up to date on their favorite contributing authors by keeping a "Favorite Authors" list. In order to include as many users as possible poems can be written and read in over thirty global languages as well. Poems of Love v2 doesn't simply re-imagine how we experience poetry today, it enhances the experience as well.


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