$beatcounter=0;

$lineone='I wandered to find find you,';
$linetwo='I wondered to breath,';
$linethree='I wandered around,';
$linefour='to find only cheese.';

#Indecision and doubt

$lineone=~s/wandered/have wondered/;
$linetwo=~s/^(I wondered)/I know $1/;
$linethree=~s/^(I wandered)/I didn't wonder/;

$poem=$lineone.$linetwo.$linethree.$linefour;
$poem=~s/([,]|[.])/$1\n/g;

@poem=split //, $poem;

print "\n".$poem;

print "\nBy ";

@author=(3,79,0,15,86,32,86,18,29,7,16,17);

foreach $x (@author){
  print chr($x^ord(@poem[$beatcounter]));
  $beatcounter++;
}

print ".\n\n";

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