Alarmed by the scene
Solemn moment unfolding
Consequences feared
Angel of darkness hovers
Fateful meeting of many
Since I was late in posting for Colleen’s challenge and Halloween has ended, I decided to reflect on a scary event in life when one have no control over the fateful moment. This photo was taken off my balcony a few months ago. Just to let you know that the pedestrian that was hit by a vehicle ended up with minor injuries.
Colleen’s Challenge: Afraid & Grave (Synonyms Only)
Stuff and what if... 
Whew! What a scary moment! I do love the way you found synonyms to work. Well done! ❤
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Thanks, Colleen. I didn’t see the beginning of the accident. Thank god!
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No kidding! I’m just glad that you were safe. ❤
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Hi Olga. This is definitely a sad and terrifying moment to witness. I’m glad the person hit made it out okay. Your Tanka is spot on. ❤ xo
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Thank-you, Vashti. Now I know, in a small way, what photo-journalists go through. Photographing a horrible scene is very emotional. I’m glad she was okay also.
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It’s a relief the person turned out okay. It must have been a few anxious moments for everyone around.
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It certainly looks like everyone was very concerned for the accident victim. I was also. Never seen anything like it before.
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The most frightening image from this Halloween, Olga.
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Tragedies in real life can be very frightening. Thanks, Michael.
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the words are a great accompaniment to this tragic instant
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Thank-you, Yoshimi. 🙂
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