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By: Jordan Gray

Whether you want to profess your love to someone special, or you want to re-affirm your love to your significant other, words are a massively powerful tool.
Here are some tips on how to write a powerful love letter that will make your partner cry tears of joy.

Things to Consider Before Writing Your Love Letter
Before I get into the brass tacks structure of how to write your love letter, there are some things that I feel need to be expressed explicitly when it comes to the craft of love letter writing.

1. Calibration
You could deliver the most beautiful piece of stationary with the finest calligraphy on the planet, but if the words on the page sound like a copy and paste job that you took from Hallmark and they didn’t make much sense for your specific relationship then the effect would be ruined.
The content of your love letter needs to make sense. Everything you say has to make the recipient think, “Wow, this is so true, sweet, and thoughtful. They really see me for who I am.”

2. Surprise
Love letters on Christmas, Valentine’s Day, anniversaries, and birthdays are no-doubt powerful… but there should be an element of surprise when your love letters are gifted.

3. Variety
Don’t just spend your thousand-word love letter harping on the same thing. Even though it’s a nice gesture, giving someone a love letter exclusively focusing on their external beauty might not be as well received compared to a letter that touches on a multitude of different elements of them as a person.
Variety is key! More on this shortly.

4. The format is irrelevant
I get it… not all of us are born writers. But don’t think that there is only one way of writing a love letter. It doesn’t have to be lengthy prose, or a rhyming poem, or anything else that society has led us to believe is the way to write a love letter.
5. The medium is irrelevant
Some purists believe that hand written notes are the only way to go when it comes to delivery love letters… and while hand written is totally bad ass and a classic way of doing things, if your hand writing is as bad as mine then you might be better off sending a typed message (via email, Facebook, etc.).

If you still need help putting the content of your heart to writing, then let us help you at The Ready Writers Consult.
Send a mail to: mail@trwconsult.com or call: 08110832280 or 08102611756

Am not really interested in love letter ,but if you also work on writing of article and speed writing then I will be interested.

I love writing looooove letters.. Old school shii still rocks!

But after a couple of weeks, I will juz see it on my mailbox.. It says "return to sender"..

Maybe that MUMU is dead already...

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I love writing looooove letters.. Old school shii still rocks!

But after a couple of weeks, I will juz see it on my mailbox.. It says "return to sender"..

Maybe that MUMU is dead already...

Lol. Can you write one for me please?