This flat was politely rejected by The Enigma, but I still like it. Actually, I'm quite proud of it.The keywords IMPOSTER and IMPOSER represent a phrase and a word, in that order. The phrase and word differ by only a single letter, as reflected in the keywords. The extra letter in the phrase is in exactly the same place as the T in IMPOSTER - which is the extra letter in the two keywords.
I met a girl at Venice beach,
While hanging on the rings.
Her English wasn't perfect,
Surely not the king's.
For "she and I" she said IMPOSTER -
I admit it had a little sting.
But who cares about syntax and grammar,
When in the sand and waves you can IMPOSER.
Answer:
I met a girl at Venice Beach,
While hanging on the rings.
Her English wasn't perfect,
Surely not the king's.
For "she and I" she said ME AND HER -
I admit it had a little sting.
But who cares about syntax and grammar,
When in the sand and waves you can MEANDER.
Credit: Joseph Appel
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