This document provides an analysis of the Philip Larkin poem "For Sidney Bechet" in 6 paragraphs. It summarizes the themes and imagery in the poem, including Larkin's portrayal of New Orleans, his use of jazz rhythms and structures, and how the music allows Larkin to forget his problems and relive memories of love and happiness. It also briefly compares this poem to two other Larkin poems that also involve themes of music, memory, and love.