Pesach (oni) vs. Pesach (sheini)

I noticed that Pesach goes from being a holiday marked by עני to one, a month later, called שני, moving from ayin (eye) to shein (tooth). Yeah, I know that the words don't actually mean that (poverty vs. second) but is there any discussion of the change in the nature of the day as it moves towards Pesach Sheini? Any commentators look at those two words (ayin/shein) and discuss the change?

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