Almost makes more sense as it is, hint: the output reads in phonetic english if you squint!!. I can't recall where I saw this written, the slight code-obfuscation is mine - not the content. Any suggestions as to how this could be made less readable, please comment

#!/usr/bin/perl -w -T 
use less; #bad punctuation
my%h=qw@ewes on a spelling me
sew shore your it My eras in
and I'm threw it four my chequer-
tolled Eye have revue Mistakes eye
can no Their plainly cheques chequer
Two I've run pleas to are no knot sea.
sea. It my pea this poem@;my @k=qw*Eye
a chequer ewes my sea. plainly four revue
eye knot I've this threw and shore pleas no
are eras it chequer- me*;my$z;my@eno=1x2;map{
my$g="";lc($_)eq($_) && ($g.=$".$_) || ($g.=$/.
$_);(lc($h{$_}) eq $h{$_} )&&($g.=" ".$h{$_})||($g
.=$/.$h{$_});print $g}@k;#visavi his entitity- you see.

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I can't believe it's not psellchecked

In reply to JAOP (Just another obfuscated poem) by submersible_toaster

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