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<http://worldcat.org/entity/work/id/1088211711> <http://schema.org/description> "Winner of the 2002 Pearl Poetry Prize. How JFK Killed My Father introduces to us an important new voice in contemporary poetry and offers us a rare, poignant glimpse into one doctor's world through poems that are honest and unflinching, gentle and brutal at once ... Here we have a doctor who admits that to 'save a life' is to pretend, a doctor who knows it's just a postponement. Read Richard Berlin's poems; they are the salve. They are the music we hear while we wait. --Lisa Glatt."@en .
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