A poem by this author opens by declaring, “We are gardeners who have no flowers.” In 2019, a prize named for this author was given to Kamila Shamsie before it was revoked due to her support for BDS. This author’s motifs of dust, sand, and butterflies appear in her book-length poems Glowing Enigmas and Flight and Metamorphosis. This author was the dedicatee of a poem that ends “We / really don’t / know / what counts” about a meeting (-5[1])at the Stork Inn. The title objects of a poem by this author are described as “the road for refugees to smoke” and “ingeniously devised habitations of death.” (-5[1])This author escaped her home country with the help of Selma Lagerlöf and had a lengthy correspondence with Paul Celan (“SAY-lon”). Shmuel Yosef (10[1])Agnon and this author of “O the Chimneys” (10[1])shared the 1966 (10[1])Nobel (10[1])Prize in Literature. For 10 points, name this poet who fled (-5[1])from Germany to (10[1])Sweden to escape the Holocaust. (10[2])■END■ (10[3]0[10])