An old shape poem which I reposted and changed the title for, after I found out how to code it into the post. Still not the way it looked like on paper, but it’s close.

I still haven’t figured out how to code spaces in…

Upsidedown cross. I dig it. Good poem too? Interesting nonetheless.

@jim 64 explained it in a post he made on the “I Heard That” challenge

“From one of my submissions:
“The character sequences are for an em-space and for an en-space. These were translated into spaces in your comment.If you have the characters available, you can use em- and en-spaces. An em-space is traditionally the width of an ‘m’ character and you can insert it into your text using the character sequence “ ” (excluding the quotes). An en-space is narrower and the character sequence is “ ”. As you can see, each such space comes at a cost of 6 characters. With these, you can indent lines where you can’t do this with normal spaces, as I’m sure you discovered. You also get a fair bit of control over the indentation width itself.”
Thanks August!
I can only show you how to do it by switching letter, flip the p&s. If I try to write it proper, it will be invisible.
&emps; abcdefghijklm &emps;
will end up like this:
abcdefghij
Try it over and over in draft mode.
See; http://ficly.com/stories/28478

@reaver

interesting fact is that the cross was only inverted when I coded it this way. Previously it was up the correct way. There aren’t any religious implications in this poem.

Also interesting: when I wrote it on paper, all the O’s were capitalised. Switched them over to zeroes for the same effect and plus, they appeared better on ficly..