|Articles|May 1, 2007
- Psychiatric Times Vol 24 No 6
- Volume 24
- Issue 6
Daydreaming
Author(s)Richard M. Berlin, MD
Daydreaming
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It's hard to listen to patients
when songbirds sing outside
my open window and laughter
drifts up from families strolling
the shop-lined street. Sometimes
I drift into daydreams of a tropical
beach and the scents of coconut
oil and the sea, coming back
a few seconds later carrying
a few trinkets and a renewed
sense of hope: that a doctor
and patient in a tourist-town
office might exchange a few
words that will bring each one
closer to their vision of paradise.
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