A Little girl
With godly curl To her mummy said she
Doctor I want to be
Let me see
If doctor I want to be
What must I have
Thought the little brave
A long white coat
And a thing with knot
On a dangling rope
They call a stethoscope
For action
I must have injection
A syringe with a needle
In the middle
A thermometer to measure
Patient's temperature
Some spirit cool
And some cotton-wool
Syrups, ointments and tabs
Scissors, bandages and caps
In my bag all there
Ready to serve without fees
To all I must be good
Their pains I must soothe
I do not care for fee
To poor I will serve free
Pains are bad
And sufferings sad
To the old I will care
Mother's suffering I will share
To the sick
I will be meek
Unhappiness I shall cure
Doctor I will be for sure
In my little heart
There is this restless fire
You may call it my desire
That doctor be I must
That in God I trust
That to serve God
And to please my Lord
I must serve mankind
Without looking behind
Mother dear that day
Will be my happy day
WHEN DOCTOR I WILL BE
To cure for the pleasure of God
To serve mankind for my Lord
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THE LITTLE DOCTOR
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Posted 24 January 2012 - 05:32 AM
this is the same thing i was thinking when i was young and still thinking about it..
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Posted 26 January 2012 - 04:00 AM
Being a doctor requires so much of studies. And this poem is amazing by the way. Each sentence is so short and yet perfectly rhymed. Jazak Allahu khair for sharing sister, and oh may Allah grant you you thought.
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