I am not a racecar driver,
I have no need for speed,
I have not one desire,
to be rich or to succeed.
I am not a fashion model,
nor a politician,
I don't have a need to win,
not into competition.
I will not win a Nobel Prize,
masterpiece I won't paint,
I cannot be a pastor,
for I am far from a saint.
But I held a lonely widow,
as she cried and told me,
how her husband had just died,
as she held him lovingly.
I planned a wonderful party,
it may be their last one,
I watched them laugh, sing and dance,
their pain left as they had fun.
I massaged the sore feet of one,
as she laid there dying,
then I held her precious son,
who couldn't stop his crying.
I must have hugged fifty people,
patients, staff, family,
I'm not a special person,
for I can only be me.