I'll read a couple from the Brain and Consciousness
section.
And let's see, this one begins with an epigraph.
"Alarm."
Quote, "Before doctors learn how it
is that the brain's lights turn on,
they may have to know a lot more about what's happening
when the lights are off."
Benedict Carey.
"In her dark, she surveys empty.
The vanity from the in-law's Bronx apartment,
the brooch from a lover, loafers by a coat tree,
trench coat, the husband's profile,
an alarm for news and forecast.
Here she appraises fidelity before the light violates."