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have you ever seen poetry that has typeset like this I have and it bothers me a lot it is not what the poet intended Iamp;#39;m going to show you how to set poetry properly so that every poem in your poetry book begins each line on the left but is also centered on the page the first thing to do is make sure all your poetry is typeset blush left ragged right thatamp;#39;s left alignment and InDesign next thing is to go to master pages and find the center of each page so I simply drew a text frame got the selection tool found the center and drew a guide and Iamp;#39;m going to do that on the other page too and then get rid of the text frame Iamp;#39;ll go back to where the poem is and now you see I have this nice vertical guide this is so simple youamp;#39;re not going to believe you didnamp;#39;t think of this yourself simply grab the text frame get the handle on the right side drag it in to the longest line make sure you donamp;#39;t go so far that you bump any lines over then t
