[New-Poetry] What am I letting myself in for?

[TheOldMole]

Xavier?

The J is Joseph, because his friends call him Joe.

No one's tried my trivia question yet. Who's referenced by both Auden 
and Groucho Marx?

David Graham wrote:
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> On Jan 2, 2008, at 2:50 PM, jfq at myuw.net <mailto:jfq at myuw.net> wrote:
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>> At least it's not someone named XJ Kennedy though.
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> Trivia question:  What does the X in X. J. Kennedy stand for?  And 
> what's the J?  No fair Googling. . . .
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