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The morning fog rolled in over the harbor and the fishing boats sat still on the grey water waiting for light.
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The morning fog rolled in over the harbor and the fishing boats sat still on the grey water waiting for light.
Nobody spoke on the pier because the day had not yet decided what it would become.
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The morning fog rolled in over the harbor and the fishing boats sat still on the grey water waiting for light.
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The morning fog rolled in over the harbor and the fishing boats sat still on the grey water waiting for light.
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The morning fog rolled in over the harbor and the fishing boats sat still on the grey water waiting for light.
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The morning fog rolled in over the harbor and the fishing boats sat still on the grey water waiting for light.
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The morning fog rolled in over the harbor and the fishing boats sat still on the grey water waiting for light.
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Legacy shortcode shim test
In Xanadu did Kubla Khan
A stately pleasure-dome decree :
Where Alph, the sacred river, ran
Down to a sunless sea.
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Lineate Stress Matrix
P1 staircase 0-8
step level 0
step level 1
step level 2
step level 3
step level 4
step level 5
step level 6
step level 7
step level 8
P2 long lines
This line is deliberately far longer than any reasonable content column so that it must soft-wrap at least once on desktop and several times on a phone, proving the hanging indent
An indented long line that also wraps: the estuary kept its own ledger of arrivals and departures, salt-signed and provisional, requiring no witness but the moon
supercalifragilisticexpialidociousantidisestablishmentarianismpneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis
P3 gaps
two four eight end
gap at start of line
gap at end of line
adjacent gaps
italic across a gap
P4 center-lines
centered line one
centered longer line two
P4b right
right aligned
with an indent
P5 center-block
short
the longest line determines the block position
mid-length line
P6 scroll
this concrete-poetry line must never ever wrap because wrapping would destroy the deliberate spatial arrangement the poet constructed character by character across the page and beyond it
short anchor line
P7 unicode
“curly” — it’s… naïve café
春はあけぼの。やうやう白くなりゆく山際
🌊 the wave 🐚 returns
Zalgo-ish: e̋xtra c̆ombining marks
P8 inline formats
em strong
strikesub supcode
a link inside a poem line
P9 hang0
hanging indent disabled: this long line must wrap perfectly flush left with no continuation indent visible at any width whatsoever, truly flush
P9b hang2.5 step4ch
custom: big hang and ch steps wrapping line that is long enough to wrap on phones at least once for sure, yes definitely long enough
P10 stanza indent + supports
first stanza flush
second stanza indented as a whole
P12 empties
above an intentionally empty line
below the empty line
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aldkjaldkf asldf aldkfj alsdkfj
aldkjfalkd fjaldkfj aldkfj adslkf
so this is more than we can say
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Lineate Torture Test
after the flood maps were redrawn — "unreliable narrator"
The tide came in across the estuary flats and did not stop at the line the maps had drawn for it, insisting instead
on its own cartography,
salt-signed,
provisional.
What the water wants the water writes.
And we, who read it, wade -- carefully.
— Test Poet
a short poem
centered on its longest line, which is this one right here going on a while
and never wrapping