For several decades, many scholars and experts have continually criticized ”Saying Goodbye to Cambridge” since Hsu Chih-Mo delivered the poem. Among the criticisms, many of them are about the rhythm of the poem, and others, rhyme, internal rhyme, duel-tone, running rhyme, pause, or, repetition, anadiplosis, complexity, sentence length, and so on. Some of them show us inclusive insights, but some of them are inadequate and doubtful. This paper aims to analyze ”Saying Goodbye to Cambridge” from the following four perspectives: rhyme, homophone stacking, pause and sentence length, with an expectation for correcting the mistakes and making up the deficiencies. Besides, this paper also emphasizes the rhymes of the odd lines in each stanza in the poem and the odd lines form a unique system in the way of corresponding to each others. So far, this viewpoint hasn't been mentioned by any critics yet.