Peter Pereira's poem, much like the fabled pickled peck or soldiers' tales regarding fate's fickle face, relieves the inveterate intern of invert terminology while he/she interminably observes, through service, the body. The tongue-twisting language, while laudably baudy, reminds us how incisive the poem is.
Merimee Moffitt replied on Mon, 03/30/2009 - 11:18pm
Peter Pereira's poem, much like the fabled pickled peck or soldiers' tales regarding fate's fickle face, relieves the inveterate intern of invert terminology while he/she interminably observes, through service, the body. The tongue-twisting language, while laudably baudy, reminds us how incisive the poem is.