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Titanic
SN Qadri
There was once a luxurious world name titanic,
which shone like a pearl on the harbor of...
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"Titanic"
S.Hernandez
Jack and Rose on the Titanic
Became suddenly frantic
Rose got on a door
Jack sank to the floor
The ending was not...
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ghosts of Titanic, a gothic
Toni Scales
Look, here. Where the longing gets soaked into the lace handkerchiefs. The chandelier lights glimmering across the ocean floor, her slender throat...
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Lines On The Loss Of The "Titanic"
Thomas Hardy
In a solitude of the sea
Deep from human vanity,
And the Pride of Life that planned her, stilly couches...
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The Great Titanic
Anonymous Americas
When that great Titanic began to reel and rock;
People began to scream and cry,
Saying, 'Lord, am I going to...
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The Titanic
Israel Chinonye Uche
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But the Titanic sank on its very first...
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The Titanic
Katharine Lee Bates
As she sped from dawn to gloaming, a palace upon the sea,
Did the waves from her proud bows foaming whisper what port should be?
That her maiden...
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The Titanic
Nikhil Parekh
The sheets had never been slept on,
the china ware glittered like pure gold,
the blankets were of Persian wool,
the tables were built of solid...
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The Titanic
SN Qadri
There was once a luxurious world named Titanic,
It looked really fantastic standing in the...
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The Titanic
Aleister Crowley
Forth flashed the serpent streak of steel,
Consummate crown of man's device;
Down crashed upon an immobile
And brainless barrier of ice.
Courage!
The...
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The Titanic
Thomas Harvey
to be
A ship out on
the open sea
Like a nightmare's
hellish dream
An iceberg ripped
Titanic's seam
Inch by inch
the water rose
From where it...
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titanic redux
John Jessup Kennan
timbers shiv'rin
winds in ears drag me around
breath of Spirit
i could use larger mainsails matey
why have you made me thus?
crude primitive...
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Titanic Requiem
Harriet Monroe
Sleep softly in your ocean bed,
You who could grandly die !
Our fathers, who at Shiloh bled,
Accept your...
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TITANIC VISION
Robert Gruhn
The great one glides to her ultimate destiny

Soon to etch in time an infamous legacy

All souls aboard not knowing their fate

An iceberg...
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Titanic-a gracious lady.
Jennifer Kersey
Titanic-there she lies amid the dark and the gloom,
all around her, eerie silence, in a deep watery...
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Titanic-The Ship Of Immortal Love And Dreams.
Nikhil Parekh
I for one would forever remember the Titanic as a ship; where unconquerable royalty radiated from even...
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We were the Titanic ballad
shelina denise chapman
Prometheus is a trickster, and yet I, the Devil am but a small child rearing the world o'er my head.
His thoughts were rearing an Angelic revenue as...
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Titanic Shame, April 15 of 1912.
Wayne Blair
Women and children first, Folks
Too few lifeboats.
That iceberg over to the left
Bout three hundred yards now
Did the damage
At higher speed
...
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