| The 1647 edition contains two poems, The Return and palinode, which stand to each other in a curious relation. |
| Afterwards, falling in love with a lady, he closes these sonnets with a palinode. |
| But although it revises the spiritual meaning of paralysis, East Coker is not a palinode of Eliot's earlier work. |
| I look for peace in the way that Plato trod, and some day I shall write my palinode in that spirit. |
| In his palinode Socrates corrects both his message and his character. |
| But any poem of retraction can be called a palinode these days without following this form. |
