Going Back Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCA DEFG HEIJ KLMK FNON PKQK| The night turns slowly round | A |
| Swift trains go by in a rush of light | B |
| Slow trains steal past | C |
| This train beats anxiously outward bound | A |
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| But I am not here | D |
| I am away beyond the scope of this turning | E |
| There where the pivot is the axis | F |
| Of all this gear | G |
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| I who sit in tears | H |
| I whose heart is torn with parting | E |
| Who cannot bear to think back to the departure platform | I |
| My spirit hears | J |
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| Voices of men | K |
| Sound of artillery aeroplanes presences | L |
| And more than all the dead sure silence | M |
| The pivot again | K |
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| There at the axis | F |
| Pain or love or grief | N |
| Sleep on speed in dead certainty | O |
| Pure relief | N |
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| There at the pivot | P |
| Time sleeps again | K |
| No has been no here after only the perfected | Q |
| Silence of men | K |
D. H. Lawrence (david Herbert Richards)
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