A Shakespearean Nurse

"O Ativan, Ativan, wherefore art thou, Ativan?" Ever wonder what Shakespeare might say if he was a nurse in the 21st century? Probably not, but I have! A Shakespearean Nurse is a collection of 50 poems, speeches, and soliloquies written in the style of the famous Bard, William Shakespeare! A perfect gift for your family, friends, loved ones, or coworkers who are nurses! Prepare to laugh, prepare to cry, and prepare to groan at some cheesy jokes as you dive right into this unique collection of Shakespearean Sonnets and Blank Verse poems all about nursing! Included are an introductory rewrite of Shakespeare's famous "Friends, Romans, Countrymen'' speech from Julius Caesar and a Shakespearean rewrite of the well-beloved Nightingale Pledge, along with a collection of poems from the perspectives of nurses and patients from several different settings of nursing care, including ER, medical-surgical, home health and hospice, surgery, and more! Also included are sonnets for several key nursing skills that are practiced every day! With artwork and illustrations for the book created and perfected by OpenAI's impressive artwork generation tool, DALL·E, this well-rounded book makes a great addition to the shelf, coffee table, or nurse's station desk of any nurse out there! Surprise your loved one or coworker, whether a nurse or just a Shakespeare enthusiast, with this fun collection today!