Cross Reference List

Presented here is the list of topics that can be accessesed by selecting the poem's "Xref" links. This page is available in either the notes frame or in the definitions frame (better).

1. Allusions to other work
2. Use of alliteration
3. atmosphere
4. Mentions of bells
5. References to birds
6. References to boats
7. Mentions of parts of the body
8. References to bones
9. Boredom
10. Bridges
11. Insects
12. Automobiles
13. Churches
14. City
15. Conversations
16. Mentions of crowds
17. Cries and crying
18. Danger
19. References to Dante
20. Death
21. Decay
22. Desire
23. The dripping of water
24. Descriptions of dry things
25. Emptiness
26. Fear
27. Fish
28. Fire and flames
29. Gardens
30. Mentions of hair
31. Hands
32. Heart
33. Home
34. Hoods
35. jug
36. key
37. Mentions of types of land
38. Lines in foreign languages
39. Descriptions of light
40. London
41. Memory and memories
42. Mercantilism
43. Mountains
44. Music, songs and singing
45. Mysteries
46. The past in myths, legends and historial incidents
47. Nothingness
48. Ocean
49. past
50. Philomel
51. Places
52. Plays
53. Imprisonment
54. Phonecia, Carthage, and the Mediterrian
55. Rain
56. Rape
57. Not so cuddly animals
58. Eating, drinking and food
59. Riches
60. Mentions of rivers, currents, lakes
61. Roads and streets
62. Rocks and stones
63. Rooms, buildings, shelter
64. Queens, kings and royalty
65. Rubbish, garbage and debris
66. Use of sailing
67. Sailors
68. The seasons
69. Seers
70. Sex
71. Shadows
72. Shakespheare
73. Sounds
74. Speaking
75. Sweat
76. Mentions of temperature
77. Thunder
78. Time
79. Mentions of Tiresias
80. Towers
81. Transformation, metamorphosis
82. Unreal
83. Vegetation
84. Violet
85. Walking
86. Water
87. Wind
88. Windows and doors
89. Work, working and the working class
90. The drawing of the reader into the poem
91. Repetition
92. Death by water