A poem by this non-Polish author describes the title character experiencing “a sudden dart of pain / stitching her eyes before she made a sound” before asking “who will grieve for this woman?”; that poem is “Lot’s Wife.” This poet claims “I’d like to call you all by name, but the list / Has been removed” in the “Epilogue” section of one poem. (10[1])This author describes a place where “misfortune had abandoned us” at the beginning of a poem in which a blue-lipped woman asks (10[1])“Could one ever describe this?” and the speaker (10[1])responds (10[1])“I can.” (10[1])“Weep not for me, mother” begins the “Crucifixion” section (10[1])of a poem by this author that opens with a prose section titled “Instead of a Preface.” (10[1])For 10 points, name this Russian author who described the imprisonment of her son Lev in the long poem Requiem. ■END■ (0[1])