A poem by this author describes a figure that "seems to weep the black river of himself" and asks, "Who will say 'corpse' to his vivid cast?" A poem by this author describes "juices" working a figure "to a saint's kept body" and ends, "out here in Jutland…I will feel lost, (10[1])unhappy, and at home." (10[1])Several poems about bog bodies appear in this poet's collections (10[1])North and Wintering Out, such as "The Tollund Man." This (10[1])poet described a man who (10[1])"cut more turf in a day" than any other (10[1])"on Toner's bog" (10[1])and is brought "milk in a bottle corked sloppily with paper" by the speaker. That poem by this author states, "By God, the old man could handle a spade" and ends, "the squat pen rests. I'll dig with it." For 10 points, name this Irish poet who included the poem "Digging" in the collection Death of a Naturalist. ■END■ (10[1])