Nurses Poem by louis rams

Nurses



for centuries they have been around in every city, village and town
they was known under many different names and yet no two
were ever the same.
they are known as the angels of mercy, also the kind hearted souls
who helped the sick, the dying, the old.
they see aches, pains and suffering every day while family members
may hide or run away.
they share with the sick, stories. pains and tears
and they wipe away their fears.
their faces may be the last faces that the dying may see
as they bring them comfort in the life to be.
nurses don't work under doctors, they work as equals with them!
they give them meds and hold their hands to let them know they understand.
the nurses are the soldiers on the battlefields who fight the wars
they are the ones who know the score.
when they have to turn a patient on their side so
that they can clean their behinds and making sure
they have no bedsores before they walk out the door.
they also have times of joy when they see the birth
of a girl or boy, and of when a patient can walk out the door on their own
because of the caring a nurse has shown.
they are the last stop between healing and dying
and of this there is no denying.
(C) L. RAMS042715

Monday, April 27, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: sickness
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