She was alone and had just come back from shopping. She probably had plans for the rest of the day. But in a split second, she finds herself on the road in an odd position. She was hit by a motorcycle. She remained unconscious for the longest time and then she started to cry..
I did not see it happening because the bus was blocking. I only heard something that sounded like car rolling over hard plastic. While I crossing the road, avoiding cars and covering my nose from inhaling the fumes, I stood on the divider just like everyone else, and saw her. I could not bring my eyes to look at her. I kept on darting my eyes back and forth. Hoping it was not real. I can not erase the image from my mind. I had a great urge to approach her and help her. There were passerby's crowding around her and helping here but they were all men. My legs brought me halfway across the street but I went straight to the other side. I could not do it. I was so scared and shocked. I remember calling out to God to help her, because I could not. And the guilt that I felt after that was unbearable. I just walked away..hoping and praying she will be alright.
I know I could not have done much, but I could have given her comfort. To let her know that people are helping her and to just assure her, she will be okay. But I couldn't.
I am still in shock because all this happened in such a short time. It happened while I was thinking of dodging cars and covering my nose from the fumes. It happened while I was rushing to get to the other station to meet my dad. I am a strong believer that things happen for a reason, but one thing I don't understand is why things happen to innocent people. It never matched.
All I can do now, is pray for her.
I did not see it happening because the bus was blocking. I only heard something that sounded like car rolling over hard plastic. While I crossing the road, avoiding cars and covering my nose from inhaling the fumes, I stood on the divider just like everyone else, and saw her. I could not bring my eyes to look at her. I kept on darting my eyes back and forth. Hoping it was not real. I can not erase the image from my mind. I had a great urge to approach her and help her. There were passerby's crowding around her and helping here but they were all men. My legs brought me halfway across the street but I went straight to the other side. I could not do it. I was so scared and shocked. I remember calling out to God to help her, because I could not. And the guilt that I felt after that was unbearable. I just walked away..hoping and praying she will be alright.
I know I could not have done much, but I could have given her comfort. To let her know that people are helping her and to just assure her, she will be okay. But I couldn't.
I am still in shock because all this happened in such a short time. It happened while I was thinking of dodging cars and covering my nose from the fumes. It happened while I was rushing to get to the other station to meet my dad. I am a strong believer that things happen for a reason, but one thing I don't understand is why things happen to innocent people. It never matched.
All I can do now, is pray for her.
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