Your Verdict Judge Me

I was to give an order down in my submarine,
It wasn't quite right for how it seems.
Only 5 of 20 of my crew were to live,
What reason of this might I have to give?
We only had oxygen for about 3 days,
There really weren't any other ways.
Unless I want to codemn my whole crew,
There wasn’t any other choice for all I knew.
For 5 men to live really didn't seem fair,
But their families needed their care.
So please don't judge me for my action,
But judge me for my intention.

For all of you who have a comment,
Please do think about it for a moment.
Would you have made the same decision?
Is it fair for what he did in this mission?

Author: Lee Kai Cheung

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