I was given this poem in early 2000
by a friend and I liked it.
So I have added it to my site,
the Auther is Unknown.
I Chose to look the other way
I could have saved a life today
But I chose to look the other way
It wasn't that I didn't care
I had the time, and I was there
But I didn't want to seem a fool
Or argue over a safety rule
I knew he'd done the job before
If I called it wrong, he might be soare
The chances didn't seem that bad
I've done the same; he knew I had
So I shook my head and walked on by
He knew the risks as well as I did
He took the chance: I closed my eyes
And with that act, I let him die
Now every time I see his wife
I'll know I should have saved his life
That guilt is something I must bear
But it isn't something you have to share
If you see the risk that others tak
That put's their health or life at stake
The question asked or something you say
Could help them live another day
If you see the risk and walk away
Then hope you never have to say
I could have saved a life today
But chose to look the other way
Auther Unknown
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