|Articles|July 18, 2012
- Psychiatric Times Vol 29 No 7
- Volume 29
- Issue 7
The Page Turner
Author(s)Richard M. Berlin, MD
And while the spotlight admires . . . the soloist’s passion, I love . . . the page turner even more,
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stands heron-still, flexed,
fully alert, focused on the music,
her hand a burst of wind
tossing a white sheet.
And while the spotlight admires
the soloist’s passion, I love
the page turner even more,
remembering the thrill
of starting at the bottom-
tracking labs, holding retractors,
the lowest rung a badge of honor,
all the confidence earned when
we learn to accept our place.
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