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Start by writing down any words or phrases that come to mind when you think about the person you are writing the poem for. Focus on nouns, verbs, and adjectives that come to mind when you think of your feelings for the person. For a love poem about your romantic partner, you may write, "sexy in the morning," "greatest laugh in the world," and "always optimistic in the face of adversity." You can also approach the poem by focusing on a moment or experience with the person where you felt loving towards them. Maybe you have a great memory of seeing the person for the first time and falling for them. Or maybe you have a special experience that you shared with the person. For example, you may write about traveling with your partner and how you felt overwhelming love for them during that experience. To get a better sense of the genre, read love poems that are well known and considered good examples. Look for love poems in different forms, from sonnets to haikus to free verse. You may read: "Sonnet 40" by William Shakespeare "Flirtation" by Rita Dove "Having a Coke With You" by Frank O'Hara "Video Blues" by Mary Jo Salter "[love is more thicker than forget]" by e.e. cummings

summary: Describe your feelings about a particular person. Focus on a loving moment or experience. Read examples of love poems.

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You never know when an illness or family emergency will strike. However, if this absence is planned, let all your teachers and the school administration know in advance. That way, they can get make-up work to you as soon as possible. Say something like, "I'm sorry, but I'll be out of class tomorrow for a family reunion. Please let me know what I need to do to stay on top of my work." You may need to provide a note from a doctor or parent. Check with your school administration to find out. Stay after class to talk with your teacher one-on-one, or head to their office during your free time. Explain the situation, let them know you're trying your best to catch up, and ask what you missed. If you've missed several days, it's a good idea to email your teacher instead of waiting to talk in person. Say something like, "I'm so sorry I was out yesterday with the flu. I'm doing my best to get back on schedule. Is there anything important that I missed?" Sometimes, you might forget to complete an assignment, run out of time, or simply feel too tired. In cases like these, it's important to be honest with your teacher about the situation. Explain why you missed the work and tell them you're ready to work hard to get back on track, You might say, "I'm sorry, I've been really busy with soccer lately and I've fallen behind on some assignments. I want to do everything I can to catch up. What would you recommend that I do?" Take note of any rules your teacher has regarding missed assignments. For example, they may require that you submit papers by email if you can't get to class to turn in a hard copy. Your friends can fill you in on information covered and any assignments or activities you missed. They may also be able to lend you their notes. While talking to students is helpful, it shouldn't be a substitute for communicating with your teacher. Ideally, you should do both. If you were already having a hard time in a class, missing school can make it even worse. If you feel lost or overwhelmed, reach out to your teacher, TA, classmates, or a tutor for help. You may be able to meet with your teacher before or after class for extra help. Keep in mind that your teacher probably won't have time to re-explain the entire lecture. Look over all your notes and materials beforehand so you're as prepared as possible. It may be helpful to come in with a list of questions.

summary: Let your teacher know of your absence in advance, if possible. Communicate with your teacher after unexpected absences. Be honest if the missed work wasn't absence-related. Be aware of class policies. Talk to friends about what you missed. Get help for difficult subjects.

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Jogging, and other cardio workouts, will raise your heart rate and cause you to sweat. As you sweat, nicotine will pass out of your body in the sweat itself. Make sure that you jog long enough to work up a good sweat. Depending on the region you live in, the time that this takes will vary. Jog for at least 1520 minutes. If it's cold outside, or if you prefer not to run outdoors, you could visit the gym and run on a treadmill. Saunas are designed to provide a hot, steamy environment with causes you to sweat. This is an ideal way to pass nicotine from your system: the more you sweat, the more nicotine will pass out through your skin. Sit in the sauna for 20-30 minutes, then take a dip in the pool. Then, get back in the sauna for another 20-30. If you don't have a sauna at your disposal, try to find other hot environments that will make you sweat. For example, lay out for a couple of hours at the local pool. to permanently remove nicotine from your body. In order to remove all of the nicotine in your bodyand keep nicotine outquit using all tobacco products. These include cigarettes, cigars, pipes, vapes (or twisps) , and chewing tobacco. When removing nicotine from your body, anything short of stopping the use of tobacco products is only a temporary fix. In addition to the possibility of nicotine addiction, smoking is tremendously harmful to your body in many ways. Stopping yourself from smoking will improve your health and decrease the likelihood of various types of cancer and disease.
summary: Go for a jog. Visit a sauna. Stop smoking