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A More Positive Perspective<\/h1>New Decade, New Adventures!<\/span>
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Z to A, a Reverse Abecedarian: Day 26 of National Poetry Month<\/a><\/h2>

by Holly Jahangiri<\/a><\/span> | April 26, 2026<\/span> | Poetry<\/a>, Writing<\/a> | 5 Comments<\/p>

Annnnnnnd…that’s a wrap. Well, almost. On the A to Z Challenge. There are still three more days of questionable poetry to go!<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>

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You Are Here: Day 25 of National Poetry Month<\/a><\/h2>

by Holly Jahangiri<\/a><\/span> | April 26, 2026<\/span> | Poetry<\/a>, Writing<\/a> | 2 Comments<\/p>

Where is the line between poetry and prose? Is there really any line at all?<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>

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X: Day 24 of National Poetry Month<\/a><\/h2>

by Holly Jahangiri<\/a><\/span> | April 25, 2026<\/span> | Poetry<\/a>, Writing<\/a> | 4 Comments<\/p>

They say that hate isn’t the opposite of love\u2014indifference is.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>

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Waiting for the Chimes: Day 23 of National Poetry Month<\/a><\/h2>

by Holly Jahangiri<\/a><\/span> | April 24, 2026<\/span> | Poetry<\/a>, Writing<\/a> | 1 Comment<\/p>

Strange things that chime in the night. Odd, spooky, haunting? Not really. Unexplainable? Probably.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>

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Villainous Villanelle: Day 22 of National Poetry Month<\/a><\/h2>

by Holly Jahangiri<\/a><\/span> | April 23, 2026<\/span> | Poetry<\/a>, Writing<\/a> | 7 Comments<\/p>

So, Holly, tell us how you really feel about the villanelle…<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>

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Unruly: Day 21 of National Poetry Month<\/a><\/h2>

by Holly Jahangiri<\/a><\/span> | April 23, 2026<\/span> | Poetry<\/a>, Writing<\/a> | 4 Comments<\/p>

Down the rabbit hole in search of the origins of a few old expressions and an unruly poem presents itself. <\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>

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WordPress Method:<\/b><\/h2>\n

The subscription box - which was part of Jetpack<\/strong>, is now gone. Along with the Jetpack<\/strong> plug-in on all my sites, as they have made it clear they no longer cater to personal blogs that don't turn a profit but may choose to add an Amazon affiliate link or a recommendation for a business they strongly believe in, such as PeoplesHost. Note, too, that Jetpack is no longer free to non-profits, if those organizations solicit donations on their WordPress sites.<\/p>\n

However, you should still be able to subscribe via WordPress.com if you'd like to be notified of new posts here.<\/p>\n

You may have pending WordPress subscriptions already, in which case they won't let you sign up for new stuff until you confirm or delete the pending ones. How to do that?<\/p>\n

1. Visit https:\/\/subscribe.wordpress.com\/<\/a>.<\/p>\n

2. Enter your email address, log in, and look for the Pending tab.<\/p>\n

RSS Method<\/b><\/p>\n

There are many RSS readers to choose from, and if you know what RSS is, you probably already know how to find the feed, here, and how to subscribe. IF you have a problem with the feed, though, you may need to go through similar steps:<\/p>\n

Check your email (look in the Spam folder, too), for something with a subject line like, \"Activate your Email Subscription to: A More Positive Perspective\". You may have missed a confirmation link. You may wonder, \"WHY do I have to click so many @#$% links just to subscribe!?\" It's to keep you safe from malicious people who would try to subscribe you to everything<\/i> on the Internet and fill up your inbox! (In some places, this double opt-in check is required by law.)<\/p>\n

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