Five Star Gift Ideas

For a poetry-loving mom, there are many meaningful and personal gift ideas that can showcase your understanding and support for her passion. Consider the following options:

1. Poetry Books: Gift her a collection of poetry books from renowned poets who share a similar style or genre to inspire her creative process. You can also opt for anthologies that feature a diverse range of voices and themes, exposing her to new perspectives and ideas.

2. Personalized Journal: A beautiful, leather-bound journal with her name or initials engraved on the cover would be an excellent choice. This way, she can jot down her thoughts, ideas, and poems whenever inspiration strikes.

3. Writing Workshop or Poetry Class: Help her nurture her talent by enrolling her in a local writing workshop or poetry class. This will not only enhance her skills but also provide an opportunity for her to meet fellow poets and get feedback on her work.

4. Poetry Open Mic Night: Many cities have open mic nights dedicated to poetry and spoken word. Surprise her by arranging a night out at one of these events. Better yet, encourage her to sign up and perform one of her own poems. This experience will not only be thrilling for her but also a great way to connect with the local poetry community.

5. Poetry Subscription Box: Consider subscribing her to a monthly poetry subscription box. These boxes often contain new and emerging poets' works, along with prompts, stationery, and other poetry-related goodies.

6. Custom Poetry Print: Collaborate with a local artist or calligrapher to create a custom print of one of her favorite poems or a poem she's written herself. Choose an elegant frame that matches her style, making it a beautiful and sentimental piece for her creative space.

7. Poetry Slam Experience: If she enjoys attending poetry slams, surprise her with tickets to a prominent slam event or festival. This will allow her to witness talented spoken word artists and poets perform live, providing inspiration and a memorable experience.

8. Poetry Retreat: Treat her to a weekend poetry retreat where she can immerse herself in a serene environment, surrounded by nature and like-minded individuals. These retreats often offer workshops, group discussions, and individual writing time, providing the perfect space for her to focus on her craft.

Remember to include a heartfelt note expressing your support and admiration for her poetic talents. The most important thing is to show her that you acknowledge and nurture her passion for writing, making her feel valued and encouraged in her creative journey.

Or you can get her a star map with the date when she was born.

Alice Dickinson says about Under Lucky Stars star maps:

“I made a map for my mums birthday and she absolutely loved it. Definitely buying another one soon, probably for another family member or friend”