Nurses the Silent Hands



Nurses the Silent Hands

by Prof. Khairulmaini Osman Salleh ( a former classmate of mine.  His mother was an Assistant Nurse- Special Grade)


* In halls of healing, nurses grace their trade,
* Modern Nightingales with hearts so pure,
* With gentle hands, my mother’s care conveyed,
* In soothing words and firm resolve, secure.
* A friend from distant shores, her calling found,
* In Port Dickson’s embrace, she learned to heal,
* Her presence, solace in the pain unbound,
* A testament to her unyielding zeal.
* As age advances and frailty draws near,
* Their steadfast care becomes our guiding light,
* A world without them, fraught with doubt and fear,
* Their steadfast spirits keep the dark from sight.
* Let us extol their tireless, noble art,
* For nurses hold a special place in every heart.

******

4 Comments

  1. Very powerfully expressed and very true.

    Liked by 1 person

    1. Thank you, Dolly, for dropping by

      Like

  2. Ab's avatar Ab says:

    I’ve had to visit quite a few hospitals in the last few years and nurses made each visit and my old ones feel more comfortable and safe, despite the hard circumstances. 💕🙏

    Liked by 1 person

    1. T’ s positive developments seem to outweigh occasional outbursts that he had. Keep it up, Ab!

      Liked by 1 person

Leave a Comment