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: >> Can you please provide me with the exact : >> quotation from TS Eliot that goes something : >> like: Round and round the circle it goes, : >> but the secret sits in the center and : >> knows. Thank you. J. Rohen << : I'm not sure if this is the part of the poem you're looking for or not, but there is a part at the beginning of East Coker that goes as follows: : : "Round and round the fire : Leaping through the flames, or joined in circles, : Rustically solemn or in rustic laughter : Lifting heavy feet in clumsy shoes, : Earth feet, loam feet, lifted in country mirth : Mirth of those long since under earth : Nourishing the corn." : Is that what you were thinking of? : Hope this helps.

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