
|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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The Human Heart of Psychiatryabout 19 years ago
Postpartum Depression Bill Likely to Move Forwardabout 19 years ago
Clinical Manual of Geriatric Psychopharmacologyabout 19 years ago
Violence Against Mental Health Professionals: A Reader Respondsabout 19 years ago
Medication Discontinuation Difficult in First-Episode Schizophreniaabout 19 years ago
Mental Illness on the Screenabout 19 years ago
Faith in Psychiatryabout 19 years ago
Compulsive Gamingabout 19 years ago
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