A Day To Save Lives

Waking my eyes up,

Amidst the hazy winter morning,

Putting the buckles on my knees

To enter in transit of life and death

Without a hideous warning.

The terrain of wince as I entered the 

hospital,

The blink of disdain on thy frightened eyes gaping the citadel 

The consent taken for the unexpected

As anesthetist, work against the expected.

Through the ink of cardiopulmonary support

We write the lives of those with their breaths in dearth,

The triumph of getting the heart rate back, 

Is when our lives seem worthful than an enact.