Do You Have Anything Good in that Needle?

[Wjames]

The lights above me are rainbows of chandelier crystal,
but flat and round like Alien Autopsy.
"When I wake up, will I think I'm in heaven?"
The nurse says,"We'll give you glasses
so it doesn't seem so bright when you wake up."
"So that I don't accidentally go toward the light?" I quip.
In my case, it might be darker with a reddish hue.
Ha. Gallows humor.

My surgeon is an attractive man
with black-framed glasses and a commanding demeanor.
He says to me, "We'll take good care of you."
He's the kind of guy who gets offended if he sees you're nervous.
So, I say, "I'm sure you will. I'm not worried,"
but I think "You'd fucking better."

The anesthesiologist tourniquets my arm,
and assures me that he has something good in his needle.
He's wearing a black track suit like he just ran to the hospital
to poke me and leave. His black, hooded windbreaker
makes him look like the outdoorsey type reaper
I'd expect to see here in the Pacific Northwest --  I would cut "here", to me it's more interesting if you just make that connection without being there. Plus, I think it makes the mountain comment at the end revealing if a reader is able to catch it, and make the connection on their own.
the type that shops at REI and hikes up Mt. Rainier
at least once a year.

He assures me that he does this all the time, that it's routine.
I'm glad that there's snow on the mountains
outside my window. I'm glad that he is not a liar. How do you know he's not a liar? I would "hope" he's not a liar.

Very nice, it's like a short movie in your brain.