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Psychiatric Times. Vol. 25 No. 1 Reading My Old Poems From the Pages of Psychiatric Times
By
| January 1, 2006
Dr. Berlin
is associate professor of psychiatry at the University of Massachusetts
Medical School. Dr. Berlin recently established
the Gerald F. Berlin Creative Writing Award at the University of Massachusetts
Medical School, the only medical student creative writing prize in the United
States.
Have poems ever kept such company, bewildering as Psychiatry itself, our theories as imaginary as poetry, sloppier than a bourbon-soaked kiss, narrow as a hairline crack in porcelain. We are confused, hungry, crying out for love from our patients and colleagues with a hoarse raven-call, insistent, demanding to be heard |
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