Who wrote the poem 'September on Jessore road in 1971?
A. English poet William Worddworth
B. American poet Robert Frost
C. Bangladeshi poet Shamsur Rahman
D. Romantic poet John Keats
E. American poet Allen Ginsberg
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E.
American poet Allen Ginsberg
Explanation:
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