Blackberry Picking Seamus Heaney

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Mind Map on Blackberry Picking Seamus Heaney, created by scathafarrell on 29/04/2014.
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Blackberry Picking Seamus Heaney
  1. Themes
    1. Growing Up
      1. Disappointment
        1. Nature
        2. Story
          1. Stanza 2
            1. hoard berries in bath in byre
              1. Berries rot
              2. Stanza 1
                1. 1st berry ripens
                  1. pots to collect berries in
                  2. Places they go to find berries
                    1. Descriptions of the berries
                  3. Senses
                    1. Sight
                      1. sound
                        1. Touch
                          1. Taste
                            1. smell

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