This is a different puzzle,
and it is not difficult.
No matter how many puzzles exist,
everybody wants to create new puzzles
trying to keep puzzles alive.
A new puzzle or an old puzzle is good,
even an ingenuous puzzle.
DonŽt ever say youŽre too busy for puzzles
because life is for puzzles.
Start solving twenty or more easy puzzles,
and I bet youŽll solve this one in minutes!

There in your easy chair
Reflect, take care.
One word per line
Should help just fine.

Just a quibble: use "an" rather than "a" from line seven.  Since "twenty" and "minutes" (in the last two lines) are the only temporal terms, to which the (title) question directs, I assume you worked back from that. Wouldn't the propounder rather be considered ingenious than ingenuous??

Posted by ed bottemiller on 2009-06-30 12:30:09