One of this author's works begins "I yearn for my mother's bread/and my mother's coffee" and asks his mother to bring him back to childhood.
One of this author's works begins "I yearn for my mother's bread/and my mother's coffee" and asks his mother to bring him back to childhood. One of this man's works takes place on Hiroshima Day, and sees the protagonist wander the streets as fighter planes screech overhead. One of his works sees a figure's "coat-buttons flash" as he performs the title action,  after earlier slinging "his rifle over my Grandfather's chair". That poem, "As he walks away", is found in this man's  Adam of Two Edens. This author of Memory for Forgetfulness also wrote a poem which states "Leave our land/…/our salt, our wound", entitled (*) "Passers Between the Passing Words." One of his works, found in the volume Leaves of Olives, contains the line "What is there to be angry about?" and states "Put on the record/I am an Arab". For 10 points, name this poet of "Identity Card", a Palestinian.
One of this author's works begins "I yearn for my mother's bread/and my mother's coffee" and asks his mother to bring him back to childhood.
{Mahmoud Darwish}