pickGorgeous poems from a master poet in this re-release of his 1966 debut collection. Beautiful narration from Brid Brennan, Adrian Dunbar and Stephen Rea.
It's also available on BBC Sounds atm 😍
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m001q0nx?partner=uk.co.bbc&origin=share-mobile
Okay...not entirely sure but after a poem about drowning farm kittens as pet population control (with all due respect to Mr Heaney, neuter your f*cking pets people 😡😡😡😡), I think I may be DNF-ing the poet laureate. He‘s technically my #Irishauthor for #winter of #Booked2019 but I suspect this book is better for killing mosquitos than reading. Puff is dubious as well & now I need a new book. Is Northern Ireland acceptable @Cinfhen ??
Not entirely what I signed up for but my #Booked2019 Irish Author, Seamus Heaney, just helped Puff and I hunt down and pulverise the mosquito that has been tormenting is for two hours 😂😂😂 (I live in an area which has had dengue, malaria and chikungunya outbreaks recently so... there‘s no mercy for mosquitos here!). @Cinfhen - the multiphase advantages of a reading challenge 😂😂😂
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pickPowerful, clever poems from Nobel prize winner Seamus Heaney. 1966, Irish, dead good.
"I rhyme
To see myself, to set the darkness echoing"
Not exactly a #BelfastChild but Northern Ireland, so close enough! Puppy-sitting for my parents this weekend, and Yeti wanted to be in the picture, so only part of my Seamus Heaney collection would fit!
#JuneTunz
#TopReadsOf2016 #SeasonsReadings2016
if I may be soppy for a moment, one of our best friends reading a poem by Andy's distant uncle at our wedding was my favourite read of the year.
#NationalPoetryDay
My husband is distantly related to Seamus Heaney. This was the reading at our wedding.
Death of a Naturalist | 
