The present study acquaints readers with the field of Digital Humanities, focusing specifically on Instapoetry. The researcher aims to inspire scholars to explore significant human issues through the application of innovative digital tools. Undoubtedly, the readership is offered an opportunity to engage with concise and visually enhanced poetry facilitated by digital humanities. This paper analyzes "Salt" by Nayyirah Waheed as the primary text, shedding light on global issues such as the oppression of women, fragmented identities, racism, and the overall creative process. The research findings emphasize the necessity for innovative approaches within literary genres, enabling writers and poets to effectively reach their audience. This shift challenges established poetic structures and conventional publishing paradigms.