
|Articles|May 15, 2019
- Psychiatric Times Vol 36, Issue 5
- Volume 36
- Issue 5
Conflict of Interest Form
Author(s)Richard M. Berlin, MD
They ask me to sign the moment before my poetry reading and I comply...
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They ask me to sign
the moment before
my poetry reading
and I comply,
though I don’t let on
my conflicts are
my greatest interest-
how I profit from sickness,
the way I can be both
detached and concerned,
that my most inspired device
is to marry psychiatry’s science,
without conflict,
to the poetry of healing.
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