She gave me a cryptic note yesterday and forty eight hours to solve it. She is doing a PhD in English and I have a manual job. There has been nothing physical between us so far, only literary talk. If I solve this riddle, she'll take me out for dinner. We are both about the same age but she is miles away from me, intellectually. You understand how important this is, lit...
I need your help. The deadline to unscramble this poem is 1PM Saturday the 30th of Sept EST. And these are the rules:
No Googling whatsoever.
I can ask her for two clues (initially three, but I've already used one).
What I know so far:
It is a sonnet, with both meter and rhyme.
It was originally written in English.
I suspect:
Every line might correspond to a scrambled verse, since there are fourteen of them, though I cannot be sure.
(If someone posts the title of the poem, ignore it. Let's try to solve this lyrically and line by line.)
