Problem: Article: Poetry is, of course, often image-heavy. You may have a lot of image-based observations that you've written while spending time in nature, but how do you turn those into actual lines of poetry? One of the easiest ways to start is with your imagination and your initial observations. Read through the list of observations you compiled. Try to visualize different images that come to mind when you reflect on each observation. Your images don't have to be directly tied to what you've seen/heard in nature. It can be any association your mind makes. Write down a description of those images/associations. Before you begin to actually compose a poem, you'll want to think about what your poem will actually be about. Obviously it will involve nature, but in what way? Why are you in nature, and what are you taking away from it? Perhaps your trip into nature allowed you to reflect on things going on in your life, or maybe you remembered going for long walks with a deceased relative when you were younger. Whatever you think your nature experience is "about," write it down and try to elaborate on it as much as possible. Theme can be thought of as a combination of an idea and an opinion on that idea. Revisit your observations, and read through the images/associations you expanded on. What about your experience stands out to you the most? What does all of it mean to you? Does being in nature make you think about life? Death? Lost loved ones? Current events, either in your own life or in politics/society/culture? Ultimately, the theme you decide on will influence not only what you write about, but how you write it as well. Once you have your theme in mind, it may be helpful to build off of it so you have some related ideas to expand on in your poem. If nothing else, building off of your chosen theme may at least give you a bank of words/phrases to draw from that can help enrich your final piece of writing. Try making a list with three columns: sense, object, and thought. Think about what you observed in nature through the lens of your chosen theme. How do your other observations/thoughts/descriptions relate to your theme? Choose the most descriptive, the most image-filled, or the most emotionally powerful words/phrases/lines you come up with, and set them aside as possible material.
Summary: Use your imagination. Find a theme. Build off of your chosen theme.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: When posting your items, using popular and relevant hashtags helps people who aren't already following your account come across your products. For example, if you're selling homemade tarot decks, use hashtags like #tarot, #tarotcards, #tarotlove, and #tarottuesday so people browsing those hashtags come across your decks. You can send items to local celebrities, influencers, bloggers, and regular Instagram users in exchange for these people posting your products on their feeds. This can help you reach new buyers. The best way to approach this is to comment with your contact details on someone's Instagram post, asking if you can send them an item. You can also try sending a direct message, but don't be spammy. You are most likely to be successful at this technique if you look for influencers who typically post goods from Instagram stores. Every follower is a potential customer, so make sure to respond to follower comments and questions in a polite and timely manner. If you're not receiving a lot of comments, ask your followers questions in your posts. You can also interact with your followers on their own accounts. Like their photos and make comments to keep your business on their radar. Ask politely for photo feedback when your buyers receive their items. Upload any feedback, cultivating positive impressions about your business. Strive for courteous, professional service. The fact that you are running your business on Instagram does not excuse you from the standards of professional behavior. Serve people kindly and politely, and don't get annoyed when customers nag you. Your posts represent your business, so make sure your posts are of the best possible quality. Stick to certain filters and color schemes to give your account its own recognizable style, and develop your brand's "voice" in your captions. Do not neglect your shop. Update photos every day, and don't hesitate to re-upload items. If business is slowing down, focus on expanding your followers. Try following similar stores and shops, people who share your aesthetic, and people who follow other stores like yours to encourage new folks to click over to your store.

SUMMARY: Use relevant and trending hashtags in your sales posts. Ask other Instagram users to promote your products. Engage with your followers. Post only high-quality content. Stay active.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This will open the Dropbox sign-up page. If you already have a Dropbox account, skip to the next part. Enter the following information in the top-right side of the page: Full name - Type in your first and last name, separated by a space. Email - Type in a working email address (e.g., an email address that you can access with ease and to which you have the password). You'll use this email address to log into Dropbox. Password - Type in a password for your Dropbox account. You'll use this password to log into Dropbox. This is below the "Email" field. It's a blue button below the "I agree" box. Doing so will create your Dropbox account. At this point, you can download Dropbox to your computer. If you choose to do so, go to the last part of this article for instructions on installation and use.
Summary: Go to https://www.dropbox.com/register in a web browser. Fill out your account information. Check the "I agree to Dropbox Terms" box. Click Sign up for free.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The very instant someone threatens or scares you, you should use whatever tools the chatroom or social media site has to block that person. By blocking the person, you'll limit their ability to scare you. In the end, they'll probably move on to bothering other people. Perhaps the easiest way you can protect yourself is to log out of the chatroom if someone makes you feel uncomfortable. Cyberbullies, predators, and trolls immediately lose power over you when you log out. By logging out, you'll empower and safeguard yourself. If someone in a chatroom suggests that they are going to hurt you or someone else, if they threaten violence, or do anything that leads you to be suspicious of them, you should report them immediately. You can report them to the chatroom's moderator, the service the chatroom is hosted by, or the police. If someone online makes you uncomfortable, scared, or threatens you, you should tell someone immediately. Whether you're a teenager or an adult, your friends and loved ones will be able to give you guidance and perspective when it comes to the person who made you uncomfortable. Remember, telling is not snitching or tattling. Ask your parents for help if online activity makes you uncomfortable. Talk to friends about what is going on online. Cyberbullying is the act of someone trying to intimidate you, make you feel bad, or simply harassing you. If someone commits cyberbullying against you or someone you know, you should report it to an adult or an appropriate authority. For a list of places to report cyberbullying, visit: https://cyberbullying.org/report. Cyber-violence includes pretending that the person knows everything about you and threatening to harm or kill you, your family, your friends or your pets.
Summary:
Block threatening or scary people immediately. Log off if you feel uncomfortable. Report suspicious activity. Tell others what is going on. Report cyberbullying.