The speaker of one poem in this collection claims that his "self is in mutiny" until the "lady with the frilled blouse" returns.
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