Hospital, Spring
Day opens, clouds release their grip, light the color of turnips, escaping. A man reads a newspaper as […]
Mental Health Workers, Poems, Tributes
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Mental Health Workers, Poems, Tributes
Where Do You Go?
Raising a shroud of dust in the dirt driveway, relatives drove over soon as they heard: Mary Ann, the one
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Psych Ward
The psych ward orderlies, pulling a woman off the floor as she curls up like a smudged potato trying to
Mental Health Workers, Poems, Tributes
Addictions Counselor
for my clients Sometimes, when healing words escape I think of the gray squirrel who muscled from the office chimney.
Mental Health Workers, Poems, Tributes
The Boundaries
… and I must save them, High fires will help —John Berryman Rebecca the angelic Greek had tributary scars
Mental Health Workers, Poems, Tributes
Such Music as This
“These people didn’t do anything to be like this,” said Bill, who looks more like a truck-driver, or maybe a