- Psychiatric Times Vol 19 No 8
- Volume 19
- Issue 8
Hole in Your Head
First the IV, then diazepam rushed through a vein, lidocaine to scalp, lattice helmet screwed to skull, drill's buzz and vibration, a hole like a wishing well.
First the IV,
then diazepam
rushed through a vein,
lidocaine to scalp,
lattice helmet
screwed to skull,
drill's buzz and vibration,
a hole like a wishing well.
Then a probe
to the heart
of your past,
electrons down a wire,
and you're singing Crazy,
wind in your hair,
salt spray in your nostrils,
riding top down,
Willie Nelson on the radio.
Then the current
to burn your scar,
probe extraction,
helmet unscrewed,
a Gelfoam plug,
everything you remember
sealed tight,
top up, cruising.
Articles in this issue
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Commentary: They Changed the Gameabout 23 years ago
GREAT EXPECTATIONS A Warm Welcome to 21st Century Psychiatryabout 23 years ago
Report Highlights Need for Police Sensitivity to Mental Healthabout 23 years ago
ADHD--Overcoming the Specter of Overdiagnosisabout 23 years ago
Neurobiology of Impulsive-Aggressive Personality-Disordered Patientsabout 23 years ago
Brain Deficit Patterns May Signal Early-Onset Schizophreniaabout 23 years ago
Are Migraines and Bipolar Disorder Related?about 23 years ago
Identifying and Treating Suicidal College Studentsabout 23 years ago
Are Migraines and Bipolar Disorder Related?about 23 years ago
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