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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Built by Harland and Wolff in the shipyard's of Belfast A luxurious giant ship that they built to last An Olympic class liner of the White Star Line No expense was spared; she was grand and so fine. Southampton and Cherbourg then Queenstown in Cork Picking up her last passengers' before sailing to New York Large crowds gathered to cheer and to wave flags While passengers' embarked with suitcases' and bags. She upped ships anchor and headed out west Pushing her engines; putting them to the test Oblivious to the dangers that lay up ahead In the coming hours many on board would be dead. The officer on the bridge a large object he spied A mountainous iceberg on the starboard side They slowed down the engines; slammed them into reverse But there was a collision and then conditions got worse. Just below the water line it tore a hole down the side It couldn't have been avoided but they had tried Water poured in and she started to bank It was only a matter of time before the ship sank. Abandon ship was the order, the Captain he gave Now the task for the crew was how many they could save They got ready the lifeboats and lifejackets too Now everything depended on the Captain and crew. Despite their best efforts' to keep order and calm With the worsening situation there was panic and alarm First into the boats were women and children And if there was room they allowed in some men. For everyone on board there was not enough boats But they had a life jacket and grabbed anything that floats They took their chances and jumped over the side But the freezing waters took them and they didn't survive. Over two thousand people, not all could be saved Fifteen hundred perished in a watery grave After she went down other ships did arrive Providing blankets and warmth to those still alive. Ninteen hundred and twelve on April fifteen Was the worst maritime disaster that ever has been Two hours and twenty, she was on the sea bed Experts had claimed her "unsinkable", that's what they said. Written 27 november 2018
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