How to display long text behind an image and the rest below? - html

I want to display a text behind an image. I've tried with vertical-align:top applied to the image. The first text line is placed behind the top of the image, but the second one appears on the bottom of the image.
Like here: JSFIDDLE
How to place the text that fits behind the image, and the rest below, filling the whole width?

Is this what you mean?
http://jsfiddle.net/K39Cm/1/
float:left;

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