Tag: poetry

Kamiar-K. Rueckert (6 Posts)

Contributing Writer

Riga Stradins University

In 2019 Kamiar K. Rueckert finished Medical School in Riga, Latvia. In 2016, he founded www.psgriga.org in order to establish a foundation for students to learn about emotions in healthcare and psychosomatic concepts. He likes Hummus, continental philosophy and smoked Blutwurst. His previous articles have been published in theviennapsychoanalyst.at and the printed and online version of the Latvian student magazine semperanticus.lv.

Anatomical Theater

Published by Kamiar-K. Rueckert

In the theater I saw you, / white coat and big eyes.

The Line

Published by Alison Toback

I have stood on both sides of the line– / The line between mother and medic; / The line between parent and practitioner.

your heart has four chambers, is there room for me?

Published by Miray Mirham

time, / its lifespan ceases to exist / as the gold warmth of your hazel eyes surround me

Ensconced in His Throne Upon the Sea

Published by Ashten Duncan, MPH, CPH

I strode down hallways, winding ‘round to meet / A sailor old and take to him his meal. / A gentle bounce in every step on beat, / This home to many always builds my zeal.

Five Inestimable Pounds

Published by Elizabeth Shay

A canvas / Of delicately oiled / Skin, stretched taut

Last and First Days

Published by Sal Aiello

Was it a fall? Did I miss the last step? These things I cannot recall / Hidden from sight, the blood crept from one lone vessel and began to compress / Nice to meet you, one medical student said, as he unzipped my sheath