Thanks to crenz's research I present a more complete interpretation of JAOP

#!/usr/bin/perl -T -w use less;# bad punctiation use strict;# grammar and no strict;# rules of form BEGIN{;;close eval{uc('stderr')}; $time=qq#quay ore cannot sea. Eye have my pea weight for I can threw it. shews me your pleas rarely grate! its weigh. When i strike a nose bee came with It's rarely strait a this poem plainly marques maid It four my word I aye mist a spelling eye am tolled me My chequer late and perfect in I've run see. It steaks eye write It fore two say Whether wrong oar sew . Its letter ache is too no revue, Miss era rite put the chequer. It I'm shore it too right a way. As soon as#;}; my@life=reverse map{my$squeeky= join('',reverse(split('',$_))) } qw%wes dellot yM sti tcefrep stI oot ruoy m'I werht siht ev'I ylerar s'tI are tup I etal erof eson diam ehca eya noos .yaw tiarts swehs etirw gnorw eye yas ti thgiew drow thgir yauq ekirts nehW tonnac skaets ,euver ruof ylnialp .ees ym emac .reuqehc a eyE%; my%modern=split(/\s+/,$time);my$z;my @eno=1x2;map{ my$g="";lc($_)eq($_) && ($g.=$".$_)||( $g.=$/.$_);(lc($modern{$_}) eq $modern{$_} )&& ($g.= $".$modern{$_})||($g.=$/.$modern{$_});print $g} @life;

I can't believe it's not psellchecked

In reply to JAOP revised (Just another Obfuscated Poem) by submersible_toaster

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