In one work by this author, the creative writing teacher Manny Gumbiner succeeds a woman who died shortly after leaving the job, Camille Turner Batterson. That work begins by describing Constance Morgan's last day as secretary to a character whose South African wife Pamela pretends to be British, Dwight Robbins. In addition to that novel set at Benton College, one poem by this man begins with the line "Far off, above the plain of summer dries / The great loops of hangars sway like hills" and depicts a mother visiting her son on an air base, while another poem begins "From my mother's sleep I fell into the State" and frankly concludes "When I died they washed me out…w
In one work by this author, the creative writing teacher Manny Gumbiner succeeds a woman who died shortly after leaving the job, Camille Turner Batterson. That work begins by describing Constance Morgan's last day as secretary to a character whose South African wife Pamela pretends to be British, Dwight Robbins. In addition to that novel set at Benton College, one poem by this man begins with the line "Far off, above the plain of summer dries / The great loops of hangars sway like hills" and depicts a mother visiting her son on an air base, while another poem begins "From my mother's sleep I fell into the State" and frankly concludes "When I died they washed me out…with a hose". FTP, name this American poet of Pictures from an Institution, 2nd Air Force, and The Death of the Ball-Turret Gunner.
In one work by this author, the creative writing teacher Manny Gumbiner succeeds a woman who died shortly after leaving the job, Camille Turner Batterson.
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