A simple expression or communication may convey the required message, but may not make lasting impressions or bring us closer to people. We pass through many situations in our life where we find it necessary to honor, acknowledge and pay tribute to our near and dear ones. A brief note of greeting would be short lived and may not make expressions memorable. To make one feel the power of human bond in a relational sense, we need to change literary style of our articulation. Poetry is the ideal way to do so. But, again, not every human is bestowed with this talent.

Great people lived on this earth and are remembered for their excellent contributions to the varied fields of studies pertaining to mankind. These include mathematicians, scientists, economists, sociologists, philosophers, writers, and many more. Poetry remains one area that held a very few in the past as well as in the present. It is one of the difficult arts to master. It may not be exaggerating to say that poets are born, not made.

In the changing times, where day-to-day communication is getting more simplified, shortened and systematized, efforts to inculcate interest in classic literature or poetry is tedious. Contests on poetry would help locate the talent, bring forth the eloquent pieces, and categorically group them into meaningful collections. Later, these workings can be accessed and used by many in special occasions. The talented would also get the recognition through submission of their relics and get rewards.

Poetry is linguistic creativity, produced for inspiration. Like any other artifacts, it has to be brought into the public. Otherwise, it has no significance.