The love in Hiding

The nurse who carried 

a patient to a chair

The teacher that stayed up

all night

The doctor that prayed

before touching your broken hand

The waiter that sent 

extras to your table

The son that drew

you in school

The chef that blessed

your bowl of soup

The engineer that persevered 

your right to ride safely

The housekeeper

that left a mint on your pillow

The paper boy

that aimed right 

The team players

that raised your flags high

The bird that

sang by your window tonight

The man who wrote

so you can read

The woman who loved you

so you can fly 

Those who gave up

so you can have some fun

The unborn

writing your future nights 

Reviews

[mou]

it is an experimental and interesting write itself!
for the 1st time I visit your place and like it.

[Terry O'Leary]

Sadly, the love that is not hdden is the love of profit...
Nice poe!
erry

[Tamika]

This is beautiful and really makes me feel like I am worthwhile and should be here on this earth as should everyone else

[.]

A lovely series of thoughts, drifting gently down the page, all incidences of helpful, common moments in life where a simple act of care and generosity can bond two human beings together, for a moment, in a invisible swirl of human love and kindness.

We see incidents like this everyday. They pass us by mostly unacknowledged. If we truly open our eyes, our hearts and minds would fill with kindness and love for our fellow human beings.
A lovely poem, Nisreen. Gentle and flowing like mist on a cold winter morn.

[Nisreen]

Thank you Doodley :)

[Sunrising]

It is so beautiful expression of hidden love based on a nice choice of words... I like it.. Thanks for sharing it...
Best
Sun.

[Nisreen]

Thank you :)

[A.marie.speaks]

Love hiding in plain sight. It really is the little things that allow love to shine. Your words made me feel grateful and loved. Thank you

[Nisreen]

Thanks ..... :)

[K.Butler]

This is great, writing about the overlooked and people most take for granted, little acts of kindness many don't give a second thought about.
Beautiful!

[Nisreen]

Thank you ......

[Coyote Poetry]

Powerful and true words leading to perfect ending.
"The unborn
writing your future nights "
Thank you for sharing the outstanding poetry.
Coyote

[Nisreen]

Thank you C

[Coyote Poetry]

You are welcome.

[E G TEN]

Wonderful words Nisreen, this amazing public servants are often
Overlooked in our society. I love all your descriptive words.
'the paper boy that aimed right' now that's fine writing, very cool. Thanks EG

[Nisreen]

Thank you EG

[Amberlilies]

Thanks for sending me a read request. I'm glad I was able to read and visualize your words. My overall impression of this piece is very positive. This is a great, feel-good poem. A very clear comfort for anyone who might need it.

Be thoughtful of your tenses. This lines starts in the past tense and ends in the future tense.

"The bird that
sang by your window tonight"

My favorite line is the last:

"The unborn
writing your future nights"

Not exactly sure how you intended it, but to me it provokes this thought: There are a lot of works in progress that we are unaware of that are constantly shaping our futures. It's a great insight and a beautiful thought.

Thank you for your work!

[Nisreen]

Thank you ..................