Was looking at the Q Poem from 6/17/17(near Summer Solstice). Playing around with a possible decode of its message.
First, here is the poem:
Q
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17 Jun 2018 - 11:43:38 PM
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Morning sun brings heat.
Full moon coming.
Undiscovered stars learned.
Missions forward.
Q
For lines with EVEN # of syllables, use the end of LAST word, paying attention to VERB TENSE used.
For lines with ODD # of syllables, use the end syllable of the NEXT TO LAST word, paying attention to VERB TENSE used.
First line has 5 syllables(odd) and verb is PRESENT tense which draws our attention to the S ending.
Second line has 4 syllables(even) and verb is in GERUND tense which draws our attention to the ING syllable ending.
Third line has 6 syllables (even)and is in PAST tense which leads our attention to the ED ending on the last syllable.
The fourth line has 4 syllables(even) and the verb is IMPERATIVE (as in a command) which draws our attention to the ending syllable for the word "Forward" which is WARD.
This gives one:
D(December?)
Morning sun bring[S]heat.
Full moon com[ING].
Undiscovered stars learn[ED]
Missions for[WARD].
Q (17?)
Was intrigued by the definite difference in tense in each line. And the Haiku(like) use of syllable which stands out.