Whether or not it's your birthday tomorrow, today brings the gift of poetry. Tricia has the round up at The Miss Rumphius Effect.
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Love the text flow of the poem. Kept watching to see the next line. Neat idea!
ReplyDeleteLove love this! Thanks for the beautiful gift today :).
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful way to read a poem! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteCool tool! I am going to find a lot of ways to use this one. Thanks for showing us how to use it. I love that poem too - it is perfectly suited to this tool.
ReplyDeleteLove the poem and the presentation.
ReplyDeleteI'm such a slow learner though. Who knows how long it will take me to not feel intimidated, learn it and use it.
I've never heard of Text Flow...how cool is it! But when will I find the time to use it?
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing, Mary Lee!