First, read the English article below.

The opening lines of a poem can be some of the most memorable and powerful of the entire poem. It is your readers' first interaction with you and your emotions. Consider what you want to share with your readers and focus on that as you begin writing. An image can be a great way to start because it can set the scene for the rest of the poem. If you want to write a love poem about your relationship, perhaps you could begin with the image of a delicate flower that grows with the nurturing of its environment (light from the sun, nutrients from the soil, etc.). In this way, you are setting up a comparison between your relationship and this beautiful flower that the reader can relate to and that will help your reader understand your point. Emotions can be the most powerful things a person will experience in their life. And everyone feels emotions, so expressing them is a great way to make a connection with your reader. Rage or joy, sorrow or elation: these are all emotions that other people have also experienced. So examining these emotions and describing how they impacted you will help draw your reader in to the poem. Events have the power to shape the course of our lives or change the way we think about the world. Big events certainly change us, but so do smaller encounters.  An exchange with a stranger can alter how you view a subject; watching two people who are clearly in love can make you want to reignite the fire in your own relationship. Examining the importance of these events that make us think differently, even the small ones, can also impact your reader in the same way it affected you. 

Now, please write a short abstract for it in Indonesian. Abstract:
Coba pikirkan kesan pertama yang ingin Anda berikan kepada pembaca Anda. Awali dengan gambaran. Awali dengan emosi. Awali dengan sebuah kejadian.