In one poem, this author wrote that "Once, as child, out in a field of sheep / Thomas Hardy pretended to be dead" and another describes an alcoholic who is shot dead while out
In one poem, this author wrote that "Once, as child, out in a field of sheep / Thomas Hardy pretended to be dead" and another describes an alcoholic who is shot dead while out on a curfew. Another poem by this author describes a figure with a "pointed skin cap", "mild pods of…eye-lids", and a "peat-brown head". In addition to From Lightenings, Casualty, and The Tollund Man. The narrator brings another man "milk in a bottle / Corked sloppily with paper" in a poem which begins "Between my finger and my thumb / The squat pen rests as snug as a gun". Writing about the wonders of planting potatoes in that poem, FTP, name this poet of The Haw Lantern and Station Island who including his poem Digging in the volume Death of a Naturalist.
In one poem, this author wrote that "Once, as child, out in a field of sheep / Thomas Hardy pretended to be dead" and another describes an alcoholic who is shot dead while out on a curfew.
Seamus {Heaney}