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"Running, speeding, gaining"
The Underground, stanza 1. Vibrant and energetic verbs, express joy of couple
"White flowers japped with crimson"
The Underground, stanza 2. Symbolism and contrast, white (purity) against crimson (lust)
"I came as Hansel"
The Underground, stanza 3. Heaney compares himself to Hansel. Switch in tone and dynamic, he is now leading his wife
"Draughty lamplit station"
The Underground, stanza 4. Sets the scene
"Bared and tense as I am" "damned if I look back"
The Underground, stanza 4. Myth of Orpheus, he can't look back at his beloved while saving her from the Underworld. (Ambiguous ending)