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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
NAVAL PHOTOGRAPH: 25 OCTOBER 1942: WHAT THE HAND, by DAVID BOTTOMS Poet's Biography
First Line: Reports of a japanese surface presence
Last Line: Toward the camera, toward us, for all of the reasons anyone waves.
Subject(s): Navy - United States; Photography & Photographers; Waves; World War Ii; American Navy; Second World War
First Line: Reports of a japanese surface presence
Last Line: Toward the camera, toward us, for all of the reasons anyone waves.
Subject(s): Navy - United States; Photography & Photographers; Waves; World War Ii; American Navy; Second World War
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