I am a Harbor
I am a Harbor
A harbor stands next to land and that is protected
and deep enough to provide safety for ships.
When I am a nurse, I will stand next to my patients
and provide utmost safety for their well-being.
A harbor is a place of safety and comfort.
As a future nurse, I will be someone’s person
when he has no one,
to make him feel safe and comforted.
A harbor is a thought or feeling that stays in your mind for a long time.
When I am a nurse, I want the comfort I give
to be a lingering feeling to the one I provide care,
for the person who needs to matter.
A harbor is to hold something, like a disease.
As a future nurse, I will clear the harbor.
When someone faces sickness or infection,
I will make it all dissipate.
I am a nurse.
I am a harbor.
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