A poet with this surname described how the sons of "Polacks nursing long beers in Titonsville" and "Negroes in the blast furnace at Benwood" become "suicidally beautiful" and "gallop terribly against each other's bodies" in a poem set "in the Shreve High football stadium."
A poet with this surname described how the sons of "Polacks nursing long beers in Titonsville" and "Negroes in the blast furnace at Benwood" become "suicidally beautiful" and "gallop terribly against each other's bodies" in a poem set "in the Shreve High football stadium." Another poem by an author with this surname describes a speaker who notices a "bronze butterfly" and a chicken hawk "looking for home" before candidly admitting "I have wasted my life." That author with this surname wrote "A Blessing" and "Lying in a Hammock at William Duffy's Farm in Pine Island, Minnesota," as well as The Branch Will Not Break. In addition to the poet James, another author with this last name wrote the short story "Big Boy Leaves Home," as well as a novel whose protagonist kills Bessie Mears and is represented by Boris Max after smothering Mary Dalton. For 10 points, identify this surname of the author of Native Son, Richard.
A poet with this surname described how the sons of "Polacks nursing long beers in Titonsville" and "Negroes in the blast furnace at Benwood" become "suicidally beautiful" and "gallop terribly against each other's bodies" in a poem set "in the Shreve High football stadium."
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