This is the start of the poem week.

I rather enjoyed it :-)

 

So, pay attention to the teacher:

This is not a haiku, but we need the reference:

Apparently, syllable counts are good for something.

The ak su mite had -> 5 syllables, result 60

The Mu wan ted -> 4 syllables, result 48

While the Ol mec and the Ca ho ki ans en ded up with-> 14 syllables, result 168

 

So, apparently, we need to multiply by 12. No clue why, but ok.

Now we need to answer her question:

What did [the other 8 Lines](squared) have in the end?

 

Let's see: The other 8 lines are

Don ghu Ha ra ppan Ko ori La Tene Mi no an Na ba te an shang su me ri an

(Apparently, the teacher gets tetchy when you question her syllable splitting, so don't ;-))

21 squared is 441.

Add the syllables for "What did have in the end" and get 447. Multiply by 12 and get

 

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