The Key

[mdc777]

you can google KIWI for more info... IMO its interesting.>>>>>Of particular interest is the fact that all four of the people submitting ambigrams believed them to be a rare property of particular words. Mitchell T. Lavin, whose "chump" was published in June wrote "I think it is in the only word in the English language which has this peculiarity,"

while Clarence Williams wrote, about his "Bet" ambigram, "Possibly B is the only letter of the alphabet that will produce such an interesting anomaly."<<<<



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[SidnCharley]

Wow...this is amazingly interesting! Thanks for posting.

[deb]

Nope he is telling people to look at the words while winter happens.

I found other quotes in there equally interesting.

[will197532]

Lol at least he's reading my emails

[mdc777]

<i>In the "preface" of the poem there's something that tells you where to start...and you take that place and begin. </i>



rainbow?

[bucky48]

"...containing nine clues that if followed precisely..."

The word may be "if"

"if" follows the nine clues.?

There are however 2 occurrences of "if" in the poem. Both capitalized at the beginning of a line.

There are nine lines of the poem sandwiched between these two lines beginning with "if".

[Rick Nowak]

[HankJonesJr.]

Yes, Rick. It will change with the weather.

[Chris Yates]

"...but only a few are in tight focus with a word that is key"



good one Forrest

[SidnCharley]

Is a "few" more or less than "several"?



Also, does Forrest telling us about the existence of "a word that is key" constitute a hint/clue? In any case, I personally believe this is a monumental revelation that will prove critical when the final, correct solution is revealed.



Part of me wishes this statement would never have left Forrest's fingertips. The other part of me loves it and revels the implications!