This is really neat, I haven't seen this approach to a japh before. A nice demonstration of a novel way to encode the text.
If you are golfing, here's a (very) slight reduction: 
for('3.55*$i**5-57.583*$i**4+347.75*$i**3-972.92*$i**2+1249.2*$i-463.5
+','-0.55*$i**5+10.208*$i**4-69.833*$i**3+215.29*$i**2-292.12*$i+247.5
+','1.25*$i**5-25.333*$i**4+191.25*$i**3-672.17*$i**2+1099*$i-561.5','
+0.5833*$i**5-9.4583*$i**4+56.167*$i**3-148.54*$i**2+169.25*$i+36.5'){
+for$i(1..6){print chr eval}};

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Makes me wonder about other mathematical ways of encoding the text, maybe as solutions to other kinds of equations or as fixed points of some system...
~dewey

In reply to Re: Polynomial JAPH (golf?) by dewey
in thread Polynomial JAPH by tweetiepooh

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