text: This poet first raised a recurring subject of his in a poem that described how "Everywhere the eyeconcedes to / Encrouching horizon, / Is wooed into the cyclops' eye / Of a tarn."
full_question: This poet first raised a recurring subject of his in a poem that described how "Everywhere the eyeconcedes to / Encrouching horizon, / Is wooed into the cyclops' eye / Of a tarn." The work of P.V. Globinspired his poem "Tolland Man", a pseudo-sequel to the aforementioned poem from Door to the Dark.This author of several "bog poems" included a collection titled "Sweeney Redivivus" in his collection (*)Station Island. The speaker of another of his poems vows to use the "squat pen" resting "between my finger and mythumb" to perform the title action, which both his father and grandfather did with a spade. That poem, "Digging",was published in his collection Death of a Naturalist. For 10 points, name this Irish author of a famed 1996translation of Beowulf.
first_sentence: This poet first raised a recurring subject of his in a poem that described how "Everywhere the eyeconcedes to / Encrouching horizon, / Is wooed into the cyclops' eye / Of a tarn."
raw_answer: Seamus Heaney [or Seamus Justin Heaney]