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This document contains a poem titled "Follower" by Irish poet Seamus Heaney. The poem describes the speaker's father working a horse-drawn plow on their farm. As a child, the speaker wanted to grow up to plow like his father but could only follow in his father's shadow around the farm. Now, the roles are reversed and it is the father who stumbles and follows behind the speaker, unable to let go. The document provides background on Seamus Heaney and identifies the poem as a tribute to parents for the love and care they provide.
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This document provides information about the Irish poet Seamus Heaney. It introduces Heaney and lists some of his major works. It then presents his poem "Follower" in full. The poem describes the speaker's father working as a farmer plowing fields with horses. It explores the speaker's desire as a child to also be a farmer like his father. The document provides definitions for difficult words in the poem and sample discussion questions about the themes and imagery.
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- 1. WELCOME
- 2. PRESENTATION BY, ARUNIMA SIVADAS REG NO:13303006
- 3. FOLLOWER HOW CAN YOU REPAY YOUR PARENTS THE LOVE AND CARE THEY BESTOWED ON YOU…??
- 4. FOLLOWER BY SEAMUS HEANEY
- 6. SEAMUS HEANEY(1939) • Irish poet and writer. • Awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1995. • Currently lives in Dublin. • Major works are ‘Selected poems 1965-1975’,’Preoccupations:Selected prose 1968-1978’.
- 8. FOLLOWER My father worked with a horse-plough, His shoulders globed like a full sail strung Between the shafts and the furrow The horses strained at his clicking tongue. An expert.He would set the wing, And fit the bright steel-pointed sock. The sod rolled over without breking. At the head rig,with a single pluck
- 10. Of reins,the sweating team turned round And back into the land.His eye Narrowed and angled at the ground, Mapping the furrow exactly. I stumbled in his hob-nailed wake, Fell sometimes on the polished sod; Sometimes he rode me on his back Dipping and rising to his plod.
- 11. SONS & FATHERS
- 12. I wanted to grow up and plough, To close one eye,stiffen my arm. All I ever did was follow In his broad shadow round the farm. I was a nuisance,tripping,falling. Yapping always.But today It is my father who keeps stumbling Behind me,and will not go away.
- 19. FOLLOWER TRIBUTE TO THE PARENTS FOR THE LOVE AND CARE THEY BESTOWED ON YOU….
- 20. THANK YOU