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The Victims Who Died As the Titanic Sank

The sea had been blue since they were born, But, before that, only the god could tell its color; Now, a crimson vacuum, filled with blood, And in it, they lay, longing for tomorrow. Tomorrow would not come their way, But would be buried with them under sea; Sunrise would not be an orange gem, But a black moon, Staring into their closed eyes.

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