The Express by Stephen Spender
The Express by Stephen Spender A fter the first powerful plain manifesto ............................................................... ............................................................. Breaking with honey buds, shall ever equal Due to copyright reasons the poem is not published. Please read the poem in your text book. Keep a copy of the poem when you read the poem source - English Language and Communication Skills BA III year printed by Hindi Granth Academy Madhya Pradesh Line by line Paraphrase of The Express by Stephen Spender Line 1. After making its first strong and clear announcement of movement, Line 2. The engine’s pistons make their powerful mechanical sound; Line 3. Then, smoothly and without effort, the train quietly leaves the station. Line 4. Without any gesture or politeness, and with calm confidence, Line 5. The train moves past the small houses that stand modestly by the tracks, Line 6. Past the gasworks, and then past the cemetery, Line 7. Where...