Explain the following with reference to the context I sickened turned and ran The great slime kings Were gathered there for vengeance and I knew That if I dipped my hand the spawn would clutch it These lines come from the second part of Seamus Heaney s - Death of a Naturalist In the poem the poet describes how a young boy s love for nature changes into fear At the beginning of the poem the boy enjoys collecting frogspawn He thinks frogs are friendly and magical But later when he grows a little older his feelings change In these lines the boy returns to the flax-dam on a hot day The place now feels completely different The air is full of a strong smell of cow dung The frogs are not small or cute anymore They look big swollen and angry Their movements seem frightening Because the boy has