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Soaring
by Jennifer Campbell-Kletzli (Age: 20)
copyright 03-17-2006


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  Soaring
Picture Credits:

I
fly above
the tallest trees
the sun lit sky
and the mighty sparkling ocean
I fall in love
with the world
as I
soar

Around
the world
I can see
all the good things
that make our lives whole
like the warm deserts
and the life
as I
fly

Above
the mountains
that breathe air
and give us breath
I get this warm feeling
and take a breath
open my eyes
and wake
up


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03-19-2006 Daniel R Patton    

Don't stray to far from these word's, in life and you'll be O.K. not many young people see thing's as beautiful as this.
04-27-2004 Toni Sweeney    

Great poem Jennifer,
There are a few spelling errors in the poem. You can use charlie to find out what they are.Ok Charlie didn't show them so I will tell you. First in the 3rd line I believe that rees should be trees. Also The A on around(10th line) should be capatilized and the A on above also should be capatilized(19th line.Rather then those few mistakes the poem is awesome. Keep up the good work.
Toni S.
04-27-2004 Robert Betts    

That is just the way HTML works. I looked at how you entered the poem and I can see what you are trying to do. HTML ignores extra spaces. That's not PnP, that's a web limitation of the language used (HTML)

If you know HTML, then there are many things you can do. We allow HTML input so if you learn that, you could format a poem as you like.

There are many sites that can help to learn HTML. You should try searching google on "HTML tutorial"
bob
04-27-2004 Jennifer Campbell-Kletzli    

You know what I don't like? I don't like the fact that the sight automatically centers the poem. When I typed it, I shaped each of the stanzas into diamonds. It looks so weird without the shape*sigh*,
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