I have a few ImageMagick questions I was wondering if someone could help me with.

Let's say I have a box, and inside this box I have another box. 

##################
#                #
#  ############  #         
#  #          #  #
#  #          #  #
#  ############  #
#                #
##################

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I have a gray outerbox and a white innerbox as my image.jpg. I want to write text using ImageMagick in this white are and no where else. I already know how to write text ontop of an image, but how can I make it so the text I want will always be in this white area and in the case it's too big, the text will split into separate lines so it fits?

In short, my question is.. Is it possible to set coordinates for text wrapping so the text won't ever leave a specific area? I will be using an array to print text so it's not like it will always be one string, it'll be different sizes and I want to be able to text wrap and center it inside these coordinates.

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