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For the SakeMax WinterI am your doctor. You are my patient. This is my office. You have a problem. Take off your clothes. I am a doctor. You are a patient. There is a problem. This is your time. There is a fee. Take off your clothes. I’m not a patient. I am a doctor. You are a problem. Breathe in, breathe out. You’re not a doctor. I am a doctor. There is a fee. Breathe in, breathe out. You have a problem. This is the solution. You are a patient. Please drop your drawers. Would you like a nurse? I am a patient. You are a doctor. I am your drawers. Breathe in, breathe out. Breathe in, hold it. Hold it. Thank you. Please raise your drawers. Please open your mouth. There is a problem. There is a doctor. You are the doctor. Here are the treatments. Half are by mouth. Half are by air. Half are by doctor. Half are by billing. I am the patient. This is your smock. Please drop your drawers. Please spread your cheeks. Please drop your doctor. Please take your treatments. I am your treatment. I am your patient. Please spread your patience. I am your cheeks. I cough, you cough. Cough in, cough out. I am your heartbeat. These are your patients. I am your billing. I am your secretary. Would you like to see Doctor? Please spread your cheeks. I am your patient. I am your doctor. I am your treatment. I am your problem. Max Winter Read Bio Author Discusses Poems |
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