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With Reference To Two Or Three Poems From Death Of A Naturalist, Explore Heaney’S Treatment Of Nature.

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English

 

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January 5, 2016

 

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The first lines are “Between my finger and my thumb The squat pen rest; snug as a gun”, this could be interpreted as Heaney metaphorically digging into his past by writing down his memories of his father and grandfather working on their land. Heaney’s connection between the two interpretations is majestically shown through his remembrance of his father digging into the ground...
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Heaney’s connection between the two interpretations is majestically shown through his remembrance of his father digging into the ground. The title of Death Of A Naturalist is more straightforward. The title of this poem seems to be referring to the changes in interest towards his own personal naturalism...
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