
|Articles|July 1, 2007
- Psychiatric Times Vol 24 No 8
- Volume 24
- Issue 8
Keeping the Beat
Author(s)Richard M. Berlin, MD
Poetry of the Times
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My foot slaps time and I nod
"yes, yes, yes" as the trio
brings Beethoven's melody
back to life, violin, cello,
clarinet coming in to comment
like small talk at the pre-concert party.
There were stories of tornadoes,
rain, someone's near-miss car crash.
And the moment a woman scraped
one long, sour note when she asked
my friend if her son has schizophrenia,
the reply reeled off like a soloist
who knows how to play through
mistakes without missing a beat.
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