The speaker of one poem in this collection claims that his "self is in mutiny" until the "lady with the frilled blouse" returns. A group of creatures sat "Poised like mud grenades" in this collection's title poem, whose narrator flees from those "great slime kings." The speaker observes the "straining rump" of his (*) father "among the flowerbeds" in a poem from this collection that begins: "Between my finger and my thumb / The squat pen rests." "Mid-Term Break" and "Digging" appear in - for 10 points - what Seamus Heaney collection?
The speaker of one poem in this collection claims that his "self is in mutiny" until the "lady with the frilled blouse" returns. A group of creatures sat "Poised like mud grenades" in this collection's title poem, whose narrator flees from those "great slime kings." The speaker observes the "straining rump" of his (*) father "among the flowerbeds" in a poem from this collection that begins: "Between my finger and my thumb / The squat pen rests." "Mid-Term Break" and "Digging" appear in - for 10 points - what Seamus Heaney collection?
The speaker of one poem in this collection claims that his "self is in mutiny" until the "lady with the frilled blouse" returns.
Death of a Naturalist