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Ode to the Titanic
I One fateful night a grand old ship was gone, So many lost their lives, not all were saved. The ship did sink before the morning dawn. The sea made over fifteen hundred graves On that so sad and fateful … Continue reading
Posted in Terra Rima, Titanic
Tagged april night, catagory, cold grave, death rites, decks, fateful night, final death, finery, grand place, lady kathleen, last act, last moment, lifeboats, manhood, morning dawn, old ship, plight, rima, strut, Terra Rima, Titanic, watery grave
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Titanic
Nineteen-Twelve is the yesteryear, Upon a grand ship filled with cheer. The upper class passengers had the finest of fine, In rooms so adorned you might think them a shrine. As they wander the grand ship from stem to stern, … Continue reading
Posted in Quatrain, Titanic
Tagged brave crew, cheer, chunk, class passengers, enough lifeboats, final act, grand ship, heroism, lady kathleen, last orders, maiden trip, order out of chaos, Quatrain, quatrain poem, shout, soft butter, Titanic, trip poem, true story, unsinkable ship, yesteryear
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