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It belongs to the tradition of farming poems.
The poem focuses on a pitchfork.
It possibly references Heaney’s father.
He gives it a mythical status.
It's a symbol of hard work and the farming life.
It shapes and challenges traditional viewpoints.
Perfection is found in openness, not aiming.
He appreciates skilled craftsmanship and beauty.
It often symbolizes labor, struggle or rural life.
Imagery is used for detailed description.
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