A Candle in the Tempest

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What it is to be a Physiotherapist, only a Physiotherapist can experience. The satisfied sleep every night knows the toil of the day spent in rehabilitation, the struggle for survival, and the fight against inter-professional exploitation.
This poem "A Candle in the Tempest", which I wrote along with Ram Prakash and Krishna Chandar on the event of World Poetry day of 2011, can be read here.
- Shruti's fierywaters

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