Ode to a Dead HawkAccompanying artwork: Ode to a Dead Hawk by Joe Infurnari Perm J 2018;22:07-079 [Full Citation] https://doi.org/10.7812/TPP/07-079E-pub: 07/20/2018This is a story and illustration from the upcoming book 100 Little Stories of Big Moments published by The Permanente Press. Most of the stories and poems were written by clinicians in 15 minutes in writing workshops about meaningful moments in their work and life of practicing medicine. Professional artists were asked to create a visual representation of the story.
No arrow pierce, nor bullet wound, nor predator marks Oh, how often have I seen you land on perch above, My rabbit and I were not afraid of you, nor you of us. What brought you down today, my noble friend? Then sleep my friend beneath the mound of rocks I made for you, How to Cite this ArticleSigafoes R. Ode to a dead hawk. Perm J 2018;22:07-079. DOI: https://doi.org/10.7812/TPP/07-079 The poem “Ode to a Dead Hawk” was originally published in leaflet, 2009;1(1). Available from: http://leaflet.thepermanentepress.org/2012-09-07-07-54-29/volume-1-issue-1/item/ode-to-a-dead-hawk. |
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