One poet from this country wrote, "How much of me you leave untouched/And yet you touch me well," in his poem "For Her", and another work by that poet asks, "Kick me around/a bit more, O Lord/I see at last/there's no other way/for me to learn/your simplest truths." That poet from this country who wrote "Poster Prayers", wrote poems mimicking the dialect of this country, such as one in which the title character brags about his children, "One is Sales Manager/One is Bank Manager". In another poem from this country, the speaker describes, "More candles, more lanterns, more neighbours,/more insects, and the endless rain," and that poem ends with one character expressing relief that the title creature "picked on me/And spared my children". For 10 points, name this home 
One poet from this country wrote, "How much of me you leave untouched/And yet you touch me well," in his poem "For Her", and another work by that poet asks, "Kick me around/a bit more, O Lord/I see at last/there's no other way/for me to learn/your simplest truths." That poet from this country who wrote "Poster Prayers", wrote poems mimicking the dialect of this country, such as one in which the title character brags about his children, "One is Sales Manager/One is Bank Manager". In another poem from this country, the speaker describes, "More candles, more lanterns, more neighbours,/more insects, and the endless rain," and that poem ends with one character expressing relief that the title creature "picked on me/And spared my children". For 10 points, name this home country of the poet of "The Professor" and "Night of the Scorpion", Nissim Ezekiel, whose other authors include Arundhati Roy and Vikram Seth.
One poet from this country wrote, "How much of me you leave untouched/
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