Thoughts on this second poem thing.
I can't say that I agree or disagree with it at this time. ?The fact that the lines "near the overlook"
and "there are thirteen" don't seem to fit in the first poem but do in the second tends to make me think there is a second poem, valid or not.
Nor am I convinced that it is a one poem solution for finding all thirteen jewels. ?If this was the case, anyone who came up with the right clues to finding one would have the key to finding all thirteen.
I have read somewhere that MS hoped that all were found, but each were found by different people.
He also stated that if you found the clues to finding one, you might find two or three, because you will know how I think.
Notice he said two or three, not all thirteen. ?Which tends to make me belive there is more than one solution.
Again, I can't verify nor deny this second poem thing as nothing was said on how it was found or where (in code, or cypher, etc.) ?Nor have I been able to find anything to agree that it even exists.
Once again things are open for discussion.