Social Poetry app for iPhone and iPad

Magnetic poetry for the smartphone generation!

Social Poetry puts an exciting 21st-century spin on the traditional "found poetry" style of composition. Mix and match words pulled exclusively from your Facebook news feed, add your own photos, customize your style, and share your creations with the world! With a new set of words every time you open the app, the possibilities are limitless!

(NOTE: An active Facebook account is required to use Social Poetry - this is necessary to download words based on your Facebook likes.)

::::: EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED :::::
Every time you open the app, Social Poetry generates a new set of words uniquely tailored to you, because they are pulled from posts by the people and pages you already like on Facebook. New and exciting words are always just a like away ... but if you really need a word that just isnt on your Facebook wall, the app allows you to create custom word magnets, too!

::::: DEFINE YOUR STYLE :::::
Use one of the included background images, or insert one of your own photos! With over 100 fonts and thousands of color options, you can make every new composition uniquely you.

::::: A NEW FACEBOOK EXPERIENCE :::::
Curious about a particular word? Just double-tap it to see the full Facebook post it was taken from...and then use one of those other words in your poem! Social Poetry might just become your favorite way to check out whats happening on Facebook.

::::: SHARE YOUR CREATIONS! :::::
With a single tap, post your poem to Facebook or Twitter, email it to a friend, or save a copy to your devices photo library. Or post your poem to the Community Gallery for everybody to see!

::::: INTUITIVE CONTROLS :::::
Simply drag or fling your virtual magnets where you want them to go, and pinch-zoom or rotate them until they are just right. Want new words? Just give your device a shake!

::::: OHHH MYYYY! :::::
Is your Facebook feed not wordy enough? No problem! Social Poetry automatically draws words from poetry-themed and popular Facebook pages like The Academy of American Poets, Humans of New York, and George Takei!