What simile does Heaney create to compare his writing to at the beginning of the poem, and what metaphordoes he employ at the end

snug as a gun

Explanation:

"The simile 'snug as a gun' is startling when it appears in the poem "Digging." After just a line and a half, Heaney has already created an image of a writer sitting down to quietly reflect and contemplate, with the pen "resting" and "snug." When "gun" follows these two peaceful words, it suggests that the poem won't be.."

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