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Where God Wears a White Coat
When twilight trembled on the edge of breath,
And hope seemed a vanishing shore—
There rose a light in human form,
A healer’s hand, a promise to restore.
Not with thunder, not with miracle cries,
But with calm precision, with truth in eyes—
They stood between despair and dawn,
Till the fear that froze me was gently gone.
Dr. Madan Kapre — your touch was divine,
A godhood humble, serene, benign.
Not carved in marble, nor sung in prayer,
But found in compassion beyond compare.
Each word you spoke, a tranquil balm,
Each glance, a universe of calm—
If Heaven were to take a name,
It might quietly echo yours, the same.
Beside you shines Dr. Vidula Kapre, bright,
A mind of science, a soul of light.
With steady hands and wisdom rare,
You weave both courage and repair.
In your calm, the fearful find
The strength to leave their pain behind.
Your healing art, so pure, so true,
Is faith itself, reborn through you.
Dr. Wagh, steadfast, wise, and sure,
Your faith in life made mine secure.
Through every fear, your steady tone
Lit courage in my trembling bone.
In you I saw what healing meant—
Science with soul, compassion spent.
Each touch, each word, so gently laid,
Turned pain to peace, unafraid.
Mrs. Apeksha Hore — compassion’s face,
A healer of hearts, a source of grace.
Through corridors hushed by pain’s long cry,
You move like dawn across the sky.
Your words are soft, your touch is prayer,
You teach that kindness cures despair.
Wherever your gentle spirit flows,
Life rekindles, courage grows.
Dr. Gauri Kapre, with eyes that see
Not illness, but humanity.
Your smile — a dawn that gently breaks,
Your voice — the calm a heartache takes.
You lift the fallen, mend the worn,
And teach that pain need not be borne.
Through you, I learned to live anew,
With strength that softly grew from you.
Dr. Neeti Kapre, serene and bright,
Your empathy glows in quiet light.
Each patient’s fear, you understand,
With listening heart and healing hand.
You sow belief where doubt has been,
And light the soul from deep within.
In your calm, I found release—
A silent miracle of peace.
And there were angels, not in skies,
But right before my grateful eyes—
Kayvalya, Meghana, Rajesh, so true,
Each heartbeat whispered thanks to you.
In your patience, care, and gentle grace,
I found a holy, human place.
No hymn, no temple ever known
Could match the love your hearts have shown.
To the entire staff and nursing staff, dear,
Whose silent strength kept comfort near—
They held my hand when words would fail,
And steadied hope when faith was frail.
Their smiles restored what pain had torn,
They gave me life, renewed, reborn.
If angels walk, I know they do—
For I have seen their wings in you.
Today I live — this borrowed breath,
A triumph plucked from certain death.
And if one asks where Heaven lies,
I’ll point to earth, to mortal eyes—
For there I saw divinity blend,
In doctor, healer, guide, and friend.
If there is God on earth, it’s true—
He stood beside me, wearing white —
