Letter To The Health Sector 1

As a medical doctor i have been put trough hell and nothing feels more soothing than to put my feelings into wordings.
Letter To The Health Sector. 
I can be considered the living dead,
My existence has always been to die so others can live,
Yet am being acknowledged as a glutton,
I lack the tools to function just as much as i lack the food to live on, 
The health sector is gradually becoming the dead sector
We cried, crawled and craved for a better future
But all we get is a disdained picture
Each day we base on hope
Everyday it seems to have eloped
Hear our cry o nation
For our future we hope you grant our motion. 

Dr Jide Oyegbile (JBlaze)

Comments

  1. Vabi@treasures26 October 2017 at 15:07

    Great piece!
    May the nation truly hear our cries,
    Else our noble profession dies.

    ReplyDelete

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