A dream worth a life
It was a warm cloudless night ,
Various cars came in and out.
but one specific stayed inside.
When the hospital was at sight.
A woman came out holding her belly,
Even Though her belly was small, she gave birth, and a child’s cry it was all about
Lied still in an incubator rested bide.
With the child condition the woman was spite. Three months had pass.
Then, good news gave Dr. Kelly and the woman's face brightened
Safe and sound the child grew,
and 17 years later she sits with Mr.Grubbs.
Laughing and joking she makes this poem.
Her dreams are yet to be profiled ,
and refuses to be at the edge.
With a cheerful personality she smiles to the world.
Hoping that one day she gets to save lives Just like Dr.Kelly did before
To be a nurse her dream is,
and a nurse she will become.
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