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The pill - embossed, numbered, perfect -
that corrects the struggles of my lungs
and rules my cough to orderpresents a difficult medicament,
keeping my sleepless
vermin on the run,up and hunting inside me
from room to room
through all my days and nights.It does me. It does me good.
It does me. It does me good.
It does me good.
Lynn Kozlowski, professor and head of the Department of Biobehavioral Health at Pennsylvania State University, has published poetry in Transatlantic Review; fiction in The Malahat Review, The Quarterly, The Blue Moon Review, Pif, and ELIMAE; verse commentary in Tobacco Control; and empirical research in Science, Nature, The Journal of the American Medical Association, and The New England Journal of Medicine.
Andrzej Krauze is an illustrator, poster maker, cartoonist, and painter who illustrates regularly for HMS Beagle, The Guardian, The Sunday Telegraph, Bookseller, and New Statesman.
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