Understanding "Digging" by Seamus Heaney

A college prof takes a quick look at the poem

[@alfredosolari7597]

As always you give a beautiful analysis. You are right to tell people to listen to the poet in person read the poem. It makes all the difference.
I live and teach in Italy now, but I grew up in London and so it was very common to hear Irish accents. It has such a warm, soft, but also strong sound, and I think that is one of the things that make listening to Seamus Heaney himself so gratifying.

[@JadaRoses]

thank you for this beautiful summary

[@typicalnaga3752]

Like all the people in the comment section would say, I would like to thank you so much! You made it simpler to understand.

[@asmajan3358]

You deserve to be a proffersor because you teach beautifully

[@remslife4486]

Thank you I needed this for my exam tomorrow

[@hajer7965]

Thank you 💗💗

[@lifemirrortv8146]

You are, you are the the best best. You the are best

[@rolakorhani2844]

Can you cover almoran and hamit please ?

[@luisrecardo1802]

thank you so much for that. I have a question: How do comparisons between first and last stanza work in the poem and what effect does the change in comparison from first to last stanza produce?
I would really appreciate your answer

[@GiovanniVenturaaa]

eh si bro ti ha proprio risposto

[@asmajan3358]

Thanks

[@Pedro72740]

I love your voice. No idea what you are talking about but you have a nice voice. I was a business and mathematics major. This is what I wanted to do but mom and dad paid the bill. So......

[@asmajan3358]

Don't lose hope dear

[@bredamaune2028]

Thank you for this clear, concise analysis not this poem.

[@sneaky5005]

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