The poems simple form engulfs the reader into an almost reminiscent conversation with an adult reflecting on a childhood experience. This simple form gives the poem the simplicity and care-freeness that of which a child would possess and better reenacts the eventful action and encumbrances the reader more into

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Heaney's Blackberry-Picking, vivid diction, simple form, life's own, life's own mortality, heaney's blackberry-picking, own mortality, reader action, juicy imagery, childhood's innocence, infantile rhythm,
Approximate Word count = 393
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)