A Philadelphia father is proud of his daughter...for making her mark as a poetry author... and you can read along if you just add water!
11-year-old Coraline Owili-Eger and her classmates at Emlen Elementary were among the first to make their mark.
At Vernon Park in Germantown, five colorful poems can be seen at all times. What's peculiar is that there are five more hidden poems that can only be activated by water. Last week, poems were installed in Carroll Park in West Philadelphia. More will next be installed in Kensington and other parts of North and South Philadelphia over the summer.
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