[Janet Kenny]

Sam Gwynn!

Well I should have guessed. Mischievous and wise at the same time.

I love it. Poetry is everywhere and the questions never leave us.
Janet

[R. S. Gwynn]

Thanks, Janet. It's an old poem that no one, to my knowledge, has ever commented on. I knew that it would be obscure when I wrote it (original title was "M. Magus," sans epigraph), but I always thought that it might work if someone got the allusions. The idea of Magoo as Magus just came to me, after hearing so many students speak of "Alfred Camusse."

[Terese Coe]

Well I guess that gives the lie to Len's "true pathos and regret."

Yes, the deep whimsy of it says "Gwynn," but we were all too dumb to figure it out. Still, I can tell it wasn't Dave.