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Sigmund Saysby Mary E. MooreIDreamily, streamily, IIIdously, hidously,Œdipal Complexes dictate that children will covet their Ma’s. Genitals urging so ultraunconsciously, sweet little kiddies would kill off their Pa’s. IIISlippery, dippery,Psychopathology: governing memory, motive of wit, overdetermining accidents, slips of speech; states many mishaps aren't chancy, one bit.
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Mary E. Moore, Ph.D., M.D. began her career as an experimental psychologist. After working in a hospital, she decided to attend medical school. Subsequently, she became a rheumatologist, combining teaching, research and clinical practice. Since retiring from medicine, she has been writing poetry. Her work is primarily rhymed verse in traditional forms. It has appeared or is forthcoming in Möbius, Raintown Review, The Mid-America Poetry Review and several other journals and anthologies. She was The HyperTexts’ Spotlight Poet of the month for February, 2007.