The death of poet and naturalist seamus. Sydney, who can introduce me? Specific content and writing techniques, as well as the background of the times?

Seamus heaney (seamus heaney 1939—20 13) is an Irish poet. Born in Maubourne County, Derry County, Northern Ireland, he is a devout Catholic family and has been farming for generations. Heaney is not only a poet, but also an expert in poetics. Nobel Prize in Literature was awarded by 1995. His Nobel Prize speech "Thanks to Poetry" (1996) is also an important poetic work. He also wrote a play. Heaney's translation of the old English epic Beowulf (2000) into modern English caused a sensation. He is recognized as the best English poet and talented literary critic in the world today. Heaney received a formal English education since childhood, and graduated from the English Department of Queen's University of Belfast with the first place in 196 1. After graduation, I worked as a middle school teacher for one year and read a lot of modern Irish and English poems at the same time, in order to find a way to combine English literary tradition with rural life experience in Delhi County. 1966 became famous for his collection of poems "The Death of a Naturalist". 1966- 1972, Sydney was a lecturer in modern literature at her alma mater and experienced the riots caused by the demonstrations held by Catholics in Northern Ireland for civil rights. [1] 2013 On August 30th, Irish poet seamus heaney died at the age of 74. [2]

Heaney's poems are simple and natural, with the blood of ancestors and the fragrance of the land. [2] They inherited Irish literature.

Seamus Heaney

Excellent tradition is famous for its emotional pastoral lyrics. For example, at the beginning of Plum Picking, the poet explained the season and environment of plum picking: "end of August", "rainstorm" and "scorching sun". This is the time when blackberries are ripe and delicious. Then, the poet unfolded the story and vividly described the ripe and delicious scene of blackberry at one point from the aspects of shape, color, taste and state. Blackberry "was just a small, glittering purple at first" and "mingled with red flowers and green leaves", and it was a "hard little pimple", which was unremarkable. But the taste of "tasting the first grain" is so "delicious" and so tempting. Then, the author uses a unique metaphor-the ripe blackberries everywhere "seem to precipitate wine: all the mellow beauty of summer", which further strengthens and highlights this refreshing beauty and feeling on the surface. [8]

Heaney's poems also have a strong national flavor and rich philosophy of daily life. He also made in-depth research and introduction on the epics of ancient Greece and Britain, thus broadening the expression field of modern poetry. [8] He calmly explored and tasted the Irish national spirit from the perspective of modern civilization. Although he has an academic background, he has no academic narcissism. [2] In 12 Poems, he described the rural life in Ireland, praised the land, nature and ancient morality, thought about the complicated historical and political conflicts in Ireland, and tried to awaken people's understanding of tolerance and reconciliation in his works. Like Ye Zhi, his predecessor as an Irish poet, Sydney's name is inseparable from his native Ireland, and like Ye Zhi, his simple and profound poems can reach people in different countries and times. [9]

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