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Created on Dec 25, 2016

This example presents a poetic, text-based visualization titled “Sweden” that combines a brief narrative poem with a minimal web layout. The page displays four stanzas of verse in a fixed, centered position on a plain background, with no interactive charts or dynamic data rendering. The code relies on D3 v4 (loaded via `d3.v4.min.js`) and Bootstrap 4 for basic styling, though no D3 functions or data bindings are invoked. Instead, the visualization focuses on typography and spatial composition, using HTML elements and inline CSS to create a calm, literary atmosphere. The source data is the poem text embedded directly in the markup, with no external datasets or computational graphics involved.

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