Seamus Heaney Poem
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@Mystro84 "Never, ever have children"? I'd be sorry had I not been granted existence, though oblivious to be sure. It seems to me that to deny a generation its existence is a thoroughly un-Darwinian thing to say
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Much of the poem has been excised. Two stanzas were omitted by the editor after the first...
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"just another massively overrated irish quisling"
Firstly: please, on behalf of all Darwinists, never, ever have children.
Secondly: Seamus Heaney is a Nobel Laureate, and widely considered the best living European poet. Seriously, if you must spit venom, at least keep turn away from Ireland's greatest living treasure.
Finally: 'Quisling' is actually a political term. As the great Robert Frost once put it:
"Politics is about the grievance, Poetry is about the grief".
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just another massively overrated irish quisling
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There's something of Walt Whitman pouring through this, it seems to me.
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I like the poem .
I like the poem.
I like the poem. If poetry stirs emotions so be it. Well done Seamus.
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@Redzz454545 I couldn't agree more.
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i think his poetry is like a credit default swap,intellectual mish mash wrapped up and sold on to the gullible,barry
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@stephleyy enphasis on the word "poet".
stop talking about the treaty and just listen to the mans poem
LEGOWRESTLER1 2 years ago 8
There are no actual arguments being made by the poet. Has he even read the treaty I wonder? Or does he just like the earthy, airy idea of it?
stephleyy 2 years ago 3