Encrypted Puzzling Poem

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Zugvi gsrh ormv, ivzw gsv mvcg gszg rh lww,



Evib jfrxpob, svzw gl gsv ormv gszg nvzmh gsv kivurc jfzw,



Tllw! Blf'iv xzgxsrmt lm, uiln sviv gl ormv hrc,



Vevmgfzoob blf'oo urmw gsv nrcvw zxilhgrxh.



R gsrmp blf hslfow xlmgrmfv fk gl ormv gdl zmw blfi qlfimvb'h lm rgh dzb,



Tllw, xlmgrmfv drgs gsv nlmgs drgs z xlhgfnvw wzb,



Vevib hrmtov ivnzrmrmt xfyv rh dszg xlnvh mvcg,



Hdrugob tl gsv gsv hjfziv lu gsv hvxlmw ormv ivzw lu gvcg,



Hzfmgvi luu gl mfnyvi urev, xlnv lm, blf'iv wlrmt urmv,



Irtsg! Mld tl gl gsv illg lu uligb-mrmv,










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    Zugvi gsrh ormv, ivzw gsv mvcg gszg rh lww,



    Evib jfrxpob, svzw gl gsv ormv gszg nvzmh gsv kivurc jfzw,



    Tllw! Blf'iv xzgxsrmt lm, uiln sviv gl ormv hrc,



    Vevmgfzoob blf'oo urmw gsv nrcvw zxilhgrxh.



    R gsrmp blf hslfow xlmgrmfv fk gl ormv gdl zmw blfi qlfimvb'h lm rgh dzb,



    Tllw, xlmgrmfv drgs gsv nlmgs drgs z xlhgfnvw wzb,



    Vevib hrmtov ivnzrmrmt xfyv rh dszg xlnvh mvcg,



    Hdrugob tl gsv gsv hjfziv lu gsv hvxlmw ormv ivzw lu gvcg,



    Hzfmgvi luu gl mfnyvi urev, xlnv lm, blf'iv wlrmt urmv,



    Irtsg! Mld tl gl gsv illg lu uligb-mrmv,










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      Zugvi gsrh ormv, ivzw gsv mvcg gszg rh lww,



      Evib jfrxpob, svzw gl gsv ormv gszg nvzmh gsv kivurc jfzw,



      Tllw! Blf'iv xzgxsrmt lm, uiln sviv gl ormv hrc,



      Vevmgfzoob blf'oo urmw gsv nrcvw zxilhgrxh.



      R gsrmp blf hslfow xlmgrmfv fk gl ormv gdl zmw blfi qlfimvb'h lm rgh dzb,



      Tllw, xlmgrmfv drgs gsv nlmgs drgs z xlhgfnvw wzb,



      Vevib hrmtov ivnzrmrmt xfyv rh dszg xlnvh mvcg,



      Hdrugob tl gsv gsv hjfziv lu gsv hvxlmw ormv ivzw lu gvcg,



      Hzfmgvi luu gl mfnyvi urev, xlnv lm, blf'iv wlrmt urmv,



      Irtsg! Mld tl gl gsv illg lu uligb-mrmv,










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      Zugvi gsrh ormv, ivzw gsv mvcg gszg rh lww,



      Evib jfrxpob, svzw gl gsv ormv gszg nvzmh gsv kivurc jfzw,



      Tllw! Blf'iv xzgxsrmt lm, uiln sviv gl ormv hrc,



      Vevmgfzoob blf'oo urmw gsv nrcvw zxilhgrxh.



      R gsrmp blf hslfow xlmgrmfv fk gl ormv gdl zmw blfi qlfimvb'h lm rgh dzb,



      Tllw, xlmgrmfv drgs gsv nlmgs drgs z xlhgfnvw wzb,



      Vevib hrmtov ivnzrmrmt xfyv rh dszg xlnvh mvcg,



      Hdrugob tl gsv gsv hjfziv lu gsv hvxlmw ormv ivzw lu gvcg,



      Hzfmgvi luu gl mfnyvi urev, xlnv lm, blf'iv wlrmt urmv,



      Irtsg! Mld tl gl gsv illg lu uligb-mrmv,







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          I think the solution is




          AGGRESSIVE




          Because




          Doing the substitution as per QuantumTwinkie we get a poem.
          Reading the lines in order 1,3,6,10,7,8,9,5,2,4 we take the first letters of each line (hidden acrostics), end of line 4, we get the word 'AGGRESSIVE'.




          Edit:




          The lines once substituted:


          1. After this line, read the next that is odd, Go to 3

          2. Very quickly, head to the line that means the prefix quad, Go to 4

          3. Good! You're catching on, from here to line six, Go to 6

          4. Eventually you'll find the mixed acrostics. The end.

          5. I think you should continue up to line two and your journey's on its way, Go to 2

          6. Good, continue with the month with a costumed day, Go to 10 (Hallowe'en)

          7. Every single remaining cube is what comes next, Go to 8 ($2^3$)

          8. Swiftly go the the square of the second line read of text, Go to 9 ($3^2$)

          9. Saunter off to number five, come on, you're doing fine, Go to 5

          10. Right! Now go to the root of forty-nine Go to 7 ($sqrt49$)







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            I found




            After putting it into a substitution solver I got




            This




            After thi? line, read the ne?t that i? odd, Very ?ui??ly, head to the line that mean? the ?refi? ?uad, Good! You're ?at?hing on, from here to line ?i?, Eventually you'll find the mi?ed a?ro?ti??. I thin? you ?hould ?ontinue u? to line t?o and your ?ourney'? on it? ?ay, Good, ?ontinue ?ith the month ?ith a ?o?tumed day, Every ?ingle remaining ?u?e i? ?hat ?ome? ne?t, ??iftly go the the ??uare of the ?e?ond line read of te?t, ?aunter off to num?er five, ?ome on, you're doing fine, Right! No? go to the root of forty-nine,




            Maybe I can fill in some blanks to get




            After this line, read the next that is odd, Very ?ui??ly, head to the line that means the prefix quad, Good! You're catching on, from here to line six, Eventually you'll find the mi?ed a?ro?ti??. I think you should continue up to line two and your journey's on its day, Good, continue with the month with a costumed day, Every single remaining ?u?e i? that comes next, swiftly go the the square of the beyond line read of text, haunter off to number five, come on, you're doing fine, Right! No? go to the root of forty-nine,




            So




            The root of 49 is seven?







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            • Start at the top (and maybe try to complete the substitution as well)
              – Excited Raichu
              Sep 27 at 12:49










            • I'm stuck on a couple words for the cipher...
              – QuantumTwinkie
              Sep 27 at 12:50











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            up vote
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            accepted










            I think the solution is




            AGGRESSIVE




            Because




            Doing the substitution as per QuantumTwinkie we get a poem.
            Reading the lines in order 1,3,6,10,7,8,9,5,2,4 we take the first letters of each line (hidden acrostics), end of line 4, we get the word 'AGGRESSIVE'.




            Edit:




            The lines once substituted:


            1. After this line, read the next that is odd, Go to 3

            2. Very quickly, head to the line that means the prefix quad, Go to 4

            3. Good! You're catching on, from here to line six, Go to 6

            4. Eventually you'll find the mixed acrostics. The end.

            5. I think you should continue up to line two and your journey's on its way, Go to 2

            6. Good, continue with the month with a costumed day, Go to 10 (Hallowe'en)

            7. Every single remaining cube is what comes next, Go to 8 ($2^3$)

            8. Swiftly go the the square of the second line read of text, Go to 9 ($3^2$)

            9. Saunter off to number five, come on, you're doing fine, Go to 5

            10. Right! Now go to the root of forty-nine Go to 7 ($sqrt49$)







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              up vote
              6
              down vote



              accepted










              I think the solution is




              AGGRESSIVE




              Because




              Doing the substitution as per QuantumTwinkie we get a poem.
              Reading the lines in order 1,3,6,10,7,8,9,5,2,4 we take the first letters of each line (hidden acrostics), end of line 4, we get the word 'AGGRESSIVE'.




              Edit:




              The lines once substituted:


              1. After this line, read the next that is odd, Go to 3

              2. Very quickly, head to the line that means the prefix quad, Go to 4

              3. Good! You're catching on, from here to line six, Go to 6

              4. Eventually you'll find the mixed acrostics. The end.

              5. I think you should continue up to line two and your journey's on its way, Go to 2

              6. Good, continue with the month with a costumed day, Go to 10 (Hallowe'en)

              7. Every single remaining cube is what comes next, Go to 8 ($2^3$)

              8. Swiftly go the the square of the second line read of text, Go to 9 ($3^2$)

              9. Saunter off to number five, come on, you're doing fine, Go to 5

              10. Right! Now go to the root of forty-nine Go to 7 ($sqrt49$)







              share|improve this answer
























                up vote
                6
                down vote



                accepted







                up vote
                6
                down vote



                accepted






                I think the solution is




                AGGRESSIVE




                Because




                Doing the substitution as per QuantumTwinkie we get a poem.
                Reading the lines in order 1,3,6,10,7,8,9,5,2,4 we take the first letters of each line (hidden acrostics), end of line 4, we get the word 'AGGRESSIVE'.




                Edit:




                The lines once substituted:


                1. After this line, read the next that is odd, Go to 3

                2. Very quickly, head to the line that means the prefix quad, Go to 4

                3. Good! You're catching on, from here to line six, Go to 6

                4. Eventually you'll find the mixed acrostics. The end.

                5. I think you should continue up to line two and your journey's on its way, Go to 2

                6. Good, continue with the month with a costumed day, Go to 10 (Hallowe'en)

                7. Every single remaining cube is what comes next, Go to 8 ($2^3$)

                8. Swiftly go the the square of the second line read of text, Go to 9 ($3^2$)

                9. Saunter off to number five, come on, you're doing fine, Go to 5

                10. Right! Now go to the root of forty-nine Go to 7 ($sqrt49$)







                share|improve this answer














                I think the solution is




                AGGRESSIVE




                Because




                Doing the substitution as per QuantumTwinkie we get a poem.
                Reading the lines in order 1,3,6,10,7,8,9,5,2,4 we take the first letters of each line (hidden acrostics), end of line 4, we get the word 'AGGRESSIVE'.




                Edit:




                The lines once substituted:


                1. After this line, read the next that is odd, Go to 3

                2. Very quickly, head to the line that means the prefix quad, Go to 4

                3. Good! You're catching on, from here to line six, Go to 6

                4. Eventually you'll find the mixed acrostics. The end.

                5. I think you should continue up to line two and your journey's on its way, Go to 2

                6. Good, continue with the month with a costumed day, Go to 10 (Hallowe'en)

                7. Every single remaining cube is what comes next, Go to 8 ($2^3$)

                8. Swiftly go the the square of the second line read of text, Go to 9 ($3^2$)

                9. Saunter off to number five, come on, you're doing fine, Go to 5

                10. Right! Now go to the root of forty-nine Go to 7 ($sqrt49$)








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                answered Sep 27 at 13:02









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                    I found




                    After putting it into a substitution solver I got




                    This




                    After thi? line, read the ne?t that i? odd, Very ?ui??ly, head to the line that mean? the ?refi? ?uad, Good! You're ?at?hing on, from here to line ?i?, Eventually you'll find the mi?ed a?ro?ti??. I thin? you ?hould ?ontinue u? to line t?o and your ?ourney'? on it? ?ay, Good, ?ontinue ?ith the month ?ith a ?o?tumed day, Every ?ingle remaining ?u?e i? ?hat ?ome? ne?t, ??iftly go the the ??uare of the ?e?ond line read of te?t, ?aunter off to num?er five, ?ome on, you're doing fine, Right! No? go to the root of forty-nine,




                    Maybe I can fill in some blanks to get




                    After this line, read the next that is odd, Very ?ui??ly, head to the line that means the prefix quad, Good! You're catching on, from here to line six, Eventually you'll find the mi?ed a?ro?ti??. I think you should continue up to line two and your journey's on its day, Good, continue with the month with a costumed day, Every single remaining ?u?e i? that comes next, swiftly go the the square of the beyond line read of text, haunter off to number five, come on, you're doing fine, Right! No? go to the root of forty-nine,




                    So




                    The root of 49 is seven?







                    share|improve this answer






















                    • Start at the top (and maybe try to complete the substitution as well)
                      – Excited Raichu
                      Sep 27 at 12:49










                    • I'm stuck on a couple words for the cipher...
                      – QuantumTwinkie
                      Sep 27 at 12:50















                    up vote
                    2
                    down vote













                    I found




                    After putting it into a substitution solver I got




                    This




                    After thi? line, read the ne?t that i? odd, Very ?ui??ly, head to the line that mean? the ?refi? ?uad, Good! You're ?at?hing on, from here to line ?i?, Eventually you'll find the mi?ed a?ro?ti??. I thin? you ?hould ?ontinue u? to line t?o and your ?ourney'? on it? ?ay, Good, ?ontinue ?ith the month ?ith a ?o?tumed day, Every ?ingle remaining ?u?e i? ?hat ?ome? ne?t, ??iftly go the the ??uare of the ?e?ond line read of te?t, ?aunter off to num?er five, ?ome on, you're doing fine, Right! No? go to the root of forty-nine,




                    Maybe I can fill in some blanks to get




                    After this line, read the next that is odd, Very ?ui??ly, head to the line that means the prefix quad, Good! You're catching on, from here to line six, Eventually you'll find the mi?ed a?ro?ti??. I think you should continue up to line two and your journey's on its day, Good, continue with the month with a costumed day, Every single remaining ?u?e i? that comes next, swiftly go the the square of the beyond line read of text, haunter off to number five, come on, you're doing fine, Right! No? go to the root of forty-nine,




                    So




                    The root of 49 is seven?







                    share|improve this answer






















                    • Start at the top (and maybe try to complete the substitution as well)
                      – Excited Raichu
                      Sep 27 at 12:49










                    • I'm stuck on a couple words for the cipher...
                      – QuantumTwinkie
                      Sep 27 at 12:50













                    up vote
                    2
                    down vote










                    up vote
                    2
                    down vote









                    I found




                    After putting it into a substitution solver I got




                    This




                    After thi? line, read the ne?t that i? odd, Very ?ui??ly, head to the line that mean? the ?refi? ?uad, Good! You're ?at?hing on, from here to line ?i?, Eventually you'll find the mi?ed a?ro?ti??. I thin? you ?hould ?ontinue u? to line t?o and your ?ourney'? on it? ?ay, Good, ?ontinue ?ith the month ?ith a ?o?tumed day, Every ?ingle remaining ?u?e i? ?hat ?ome? ne?t, ??iftly go the the ??uare of the ?e?ond line read of te?t, ?aunter off to num?er five, ?ome on, you're doing fine, Right! No? go to the root of forty-nine,




                    Maybe I can fill in some blanks to get




                    After this line, read the next that is odd, Very ?ui??ly, head to the line that means the prefix quad, Good! You're catching on, from here to line six, Eventually you'll find the mi?ed a?ro?ti??. I think you should continue up to line two and your journey's on its day, Good, continue with the month with a costumed day, Every single remaining ?u?e i? that comes next, swiftly go the the square of the beyond line read of text, haunter off to number five, come on, you're doing fine, Right! No? go to the root of forty-nine,




                    So




                    The root of 49 is seven?







                    share|improve this answer














                    I found




                    After putting it into a substitution solver I got




                    This




                    After thi? line, read the ne?t that i? odd, Very ?ui??ly, head to the line that mean? the ?refi? ?uad, Good! You're ?at?hing on, from here to line ?i?, Eventually you'll find the mi?ed a?ro?ti??. I thin? you ?hould ?ontinue u? to line t?o and your ?ourney'? on it? ?ay, Good, ?ontinue ?ith the month ?ith a ?o?tumed day, Every ?ingle remaining ?u?e i? ?hat ?ome? ne?t, ??iftly go the the ??uare of the ?e?ond line read of te?t, ?aunter off to num?er five, ?ome on, you're doing fine, Right! No? go to the root of forty-nine,




                    Maybe I can fill in some blanks to get




                    After this line, read the next that is odd, Very ?ui??ly, head to the line that means the prefix quad, Good! You're catching on, from here to line six, Eventually you'll find the mi?ed a?ro?ti??. I think you should continue up to line two and your journey's on its day, Good, continue with the month with a costumed day, Every single remaining ?u?e i? that comes next, swiftly go the the square of the beyond line read of text, haunter off to number five, come on, you're doing fine, Right! No? go to the root of forty-nine,




                    So




                    The root of 49 is seven?








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                    answered Sep 27 at 12:42









                    QuantumTwinkie

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                    • Start at the top (and maybe try to complete the substitution as well)
                      – Excited Raichu
                      Sep 27 at 12:49










                    • I'm stuck on a couple words for the cipher...
                      – QuantumTwinkie
                      Sep 27 at 12:50

















                    • Start at the top (and maybe try to complete the substitution as well)
                      – Excited Raichu
                      Sep 27 at 12:49










                    • I'm stuck on a couple words for the cipher...
                      – QuantumTwinkie
                      Sep 27 at 12:50
















                    Start at the top (and maybe try to complete the substitution as well)
                    – Excited Raichu
                    Sep 27 at 12:49




                    Start at the top (and maybe try to complete the substitution as well)
                    – Excited Raichu
                    Sep 27 at 12:49












                    I'm stuck on a couple words for the cipher...
                    – QuantumTwinkie
                    Sep 27 at 12:50





                    I'm stuck on a couple words for the cipher...
                    – QuantumTwinkie
                    Sep 27 at 12:50


















                     

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