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Positive Poetry MAG
I believe that reading positive things can plant a better outlook in a person. But there are so many dark and gloomy poems. I understand that authors write these poems because they want to lighten the weight they carry inside. But another way to throw that weight aside is by reading or writing something positive.
Therefore, I suggest you add another section of poetry to the website called “Carpe Diem.” This could encourage teenagers to submit poetry that’s positive. And when others read them, it might help lighten their mood. Wouldn’t it be a pleasure if there was a section on the website full of light to share with others?
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