There is apparently no way to determine what any given computer reads as far as symbols go. Wording that line: "In the gentle breeze of the fan" of course would have ruined the rhythm of the whole poem and would have made it just a paragraph. I copied it from my notes in Works, I think that is the trouble, have to put it in notepad. Just as an experiment, I will copy it to notepad and post it again, see what happens

That's lovely. Thank you.

I found it! That is a line from the second verse (which I've never heard) to the following: Rose's Red, Violet's Blue Nursery Rhyme (English) Rose's red, violet's blue. Sugar is sweet but not like you. The violets fade, the roses fall; But you get sweeter, all in all. As shore as the grass grows around the stump, You are my darling Sugar Lump. When the sun doesn't shine, the day is cold, But my love for you does not get old. The ocean's deep, the sky is blue; Sugar is sweet, and so are you; The ocean waves and the sky get pale, But my love is true, and it never fails.

I would suggest you watch Caesar Milan's new show 'Caesar 911'. I believe it's on the Nat Geo channel. There are a lot of people that say they don't like his approach to training but most of the negativity is based on what they saw on his old/original shows. Caesar has come a long way since the first tv seasons of him rolling aggressive dogs in order to become alpha. He now uses a more positive approach in training (and sometimes even uses treats) to get the response he wants. On the new show he stresses the correct way to walk your dog, and of course how the owner needs to stay calm and in control. In the meantime you need to make sure your dog doesn't run ahead of you toward any dog since that could put the other dog on the defensive. When you see her start to react to another dog, correct her and wait for her to calm down.......but keep in mind that you have to also look at how you're reacting to the situation. Watch some of the episodes and you'll see how you can apply some of Caesar's techniques.