This paper examines "Station Island" by the Irish poet Seamus Heaney, It looks at how Heaney is also a spiritual writer,
and his "Station Island" is a deeply spiritual work that tries to portray the spiritual hunger often felt by the people in this modern and technological world and how the title, "Station Island", itself has a association with
spirituality and pilgrimage. It analyzes how Heaney uses many poetic devices throughout his writing to good affect and how it helps the reader to imagine the feelings and actions of Heaney that are going on in his mind. The words Heaney uses enrich the poetry; he uses much
onomatopoeia to create atmosphere in his writing.