Uh oh. I was trying to come up with an interesting puzzle, better than my previous ones, but I have forgotten the correct answer. The solution is a special sequence of 14 seemingly random words. They don't form a meaningful sentence, however, they are arranged in a specific order. Yet for some weird reason, when I tried to write the sequence, I accidentally wrote a poem instead.
Avid Dada Grammar Acclaim
Writing clues to my self, one and two!
I repeat another puzzle for that thing and circumscribe the circle's center,
Let all puzzlers join and be seated to read the unseen words.
Do not ever rush logic or carelessly mix around; kindly wait and discover what we get!
Before finding answers, I strum a stringed instrument for hope and find the synonym.
I fear the jeering social mockery from enemies until then.
Lack of morality turns youths into greedy bootleggers who can neither integrate nor add!
Let us steal supplies from pigment artists, and write a ransom letter,
Mixing potions in secret dens, brewing toxic alkaloids for fun every now and then.
Usually puzzles seem almost like surgical procedures with a nearly unsolvable anagram.
Nor do I know of early keyboards, ciphers, or whatever that is.
Safety first or I sink into small holes, and oh dear, what happens next?
Old honey bees preach about bud arrangements but I ignore every word.
Next, the climate experiences sudden rapid increases of dry clouds raining down.
Could you help me remember the sequence of words?
