The Interpreter's Statement

Mar 23, 2005 18:09

To the ward shuffling doctors
he was a flower, a faded and preserved image
pressed within the dry sheets of a hospital bed,
and something to ponder over,
for a moment, before moving on.

But we learned to communicate.
He could use the language of stars, city lights and owls,
a Morse code that few understood.
As to his body it was a prison,
with his ( Read more... )

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hepo March 24 2005, 04:28:34 UTC
The topic is a minefield of debate. I have my views, hence the above.

Thanks for the link. Interesting reading.

HePo

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halfmoon_mollie March 24 2005, 05:43:17 UTC
I have my views, as well. But one of the profs I work for used the article in his Health Law class yesterday and I found it very interesting reading.

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