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Britannic Poems - Poems about Britannic


A mighty ship, Titanic

...They built a ship,
to sail the blue.
A  sight of wonder,
a dream come true.
They thought they built,
a mighty view.
There is no sea,
it can’t sail through.

But they were wrong.
For what th...
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Categories: britannic, death, farewell, fate, fear,
Form: Rhyme

Miss Unsinkable

...Violet Jessop, threat ahead
Escaping Poseidon’s death toll’s
“Look after this, will you?” He said
She did, counting down the portholes

First the Olympic’s nurse enrolls
Last, the Britannic’s n...
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Categories: britannic, appreciation, memory, sad, voyage,
Form: Rondeau Redouble



Lion Share For Satan

...From me the wildest faculty,
Now quite normal,soon satanic
That should leave me the casualty
Of some End-Of-Time Titanic...

Not With Men on really Good Terms,
Indeed,partnering with his germs,...
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Categories: britannic, allusion, evil, imagination, perspective,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberFree Again Part 3

...NOT ONE BUT FOUR
Who are the British, do they exist,
these nationals of her Britannic majesty
so often shortened to ‘ Brit’.

Eighty years, and more
I’ ve walked this shore but ‘Brit’
I see no...
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Categories: britannic, new years day, patriotic,
Form: Didactic

Premium MemberNot One But Four a Recap

...Who are the British, do they exist,
these nationals of her Britannic majesty
too often shortened to ‘ Brit’.

Four  score years, and more
I’ ve walked this shore but ‘Brit’
I see not, from wher...
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Categories: britannic, england, history,
Form: Didactic



Premium MemberPhotograph

...August 1969, the park, down by the lake
the summer afternoon draws to a close
laughing, screaming, splashing times, our own fun we would make
pure happiness, with torn and muddy clothes.
M.V Brit...
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Categories: britannic, childhood, summer,
Form: Rhyme

Earth's Tragic Events

...h did violently shake. 

The Titanic was deemed "unsinkable" 
By her brave Captain, 
Hit an iceberg off the coast of Newfoundland 
Her maiden voyage, came to an end. 

The sister ship to the Titanic 
Met her bitter end too, 
Named "Gigantic," renamed "Britannic" 
Struck a mine, sank, she was also subdued. 

Then there was air disasters 
The Hindenburg, should be mentioned, 
Caught fire in mid air 
The sky that fateful day, was blackened. 

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Categories: britannic, art,
Form: Rhyme

The Beloved Romote

...MY BELOVED REMOTE

I sat om my remote unit after a tiresome  day at work
so tired was i that i let myself go and it broke into two

i am spying our receptionist TD remote with much envy 
just l...
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Categories: britannic, word play,
Form: I do not know?

Premium MemberNot One But Four

...Who are the British, do they exist,
these nationals of her Britannic majesty
so often shortened to ‘ Brit’.

Seventy score years, and more
I’ ve walked this shore but ‘Brit’
I see not, here, where I,...
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Categories: britannic, history,
Form: Verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things