
|Articles|September 1, 2007
- Psychiatric Times Vol 24 No 10
- Volume 24
- Issue 10
New Patient
Author(s)Richard M. Berlin, MD
Poetry of the Times
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If you have read my poems you know
I am a man who rides trains facing backwards,
which is how I read books of poetry,
last poem first, the way I will read
the lesions on your arms
like lines from a tattered timetable
as we follow your tracks
back to that sunrise at the station
when your creases were sharp
and your wallet bulged with big bills,
her perfume clinging to your collar,
your dark eyes dancing down a line
toward a future you never imagined
would include this morning with me.
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