by
Jeewan Ramlugun
Written on August 2019
I see clean shiny floors
on corridors
that turn
into every direction.
I see and hear shuffling,
firm long
sturdy, steady strides,
lots of things
to be done.
I observe the conveying
of the helpless ailing,
by providence overseen
hopefully.
It is clinical, thankfully
not cold,
smiles and cheeriness
with due reticence,
as protocols demand,
in abundance.
The wait can seem
endless
yet optimism
there is nevertheless.
Jeewan Ramlugun BSc. MSc. CFCIPD FCMI FRSA.
Poet, Academic Researcher/Writer ,African Development Advisor.
Poetry Publications:
Wellsprings: Poems of Life & Nature( 323 pages, UK, 2010).
Poetry from Paradise ( 108 pages, Mauritius, 2010).
Bushy Park: A Collection of Poems( 221 pages, UK, 2015).
Mother & Memories( 110 pages, Mauritius,2022).
Hornbeam Dreams: A Collection of Poems( 182 pages, India, 2023).
Poetic Delicacies from Mauritius 