The zebra layed flat across the road I walked over on its furs The traffic director signalled us to go across If we find the need to cross To my right, on the pedestrian crossing, The skittles on the wheels were in line, silently I was halfway there
To my left was a bus, still coming, full speed Although it shouldn't be moving I continued walking and it was yards away I was almost there
Close to death and close to the end of the road. The director noticed the bus and I continued to walk It kept coming at me
Once again the story didn't have a happy ending I walked away unharmed My heart didn't even race
Behind me, I saw the bus being pulled over My sister eventually catched up with me and we went to school.
On the ride to, what I went through kept replaying in my head. Why didn't I hesitate? My body might have not survived the impact Why didn't I die? Was it my fault? Why didn't he stop?
Hours pass and I still think back Feeling traumatized by my survival at that cross It's sad to say I lived another day To fall apart, to die and to decay I'm very sorry Sorry for my loss.
Survivor's guilt, anyone? Not much, for no one died.