
|Articles|May 1, 2001
- Psychiatric Times Vol 17 No 5
- Volume 17
- Issue 5
If You Ask Me My Name - 2001
Author(s)Richard M. Berlin, MD
If You Ask Me My Name - Poetry of the Times
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I will say healer, priest,
turner of textbook pages,
searcher, listener, arrogant crow
costumed in white, reflecting moon.
My name is scared and foolish
and sometimes too tired to care.
I am death's reluctant lover,
a child's guide, mother, father,
hero and fool,
and if you like it simple,
doctor will do.
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