In the seventh stanza of this poem, the narrator sees a cricket-match, a cinema, and a cooling-tower.
In the seventh stanza of this poem, the narrator sees a cricket-match, a cinema, and a cooling-tower. This poem describes a train journey to London, through Lincolnshire, setting out at about one-twenty on a Saturday. In the course of the journey, the narrator sees twelve of the title ceremonies take place. This poem gave its name to a collection of poems that also included "For Sidney Bechet", "Mr. Bleaney", and "An Arundel Tomb".  For ten points, identify this poem by Philip Larkin, named for the seventh Sunday after Easter.
In the seventh stanza of this poem, the narrator sees a cricket-match, a cinema, and a cooling-tower.
“{The Whitsun Weddings}”