Unsinkable Poems - Poems about Unsinkable

If only you knew, The other side. You know the one, We learn to hide. Life and death so absolute. The Wolf and sheep are deaf and mute. Heart of love, Heart of hate, Tell me now- Which has a gate? You will sleep. You're body will fail. You can't escape. The ship set sail. -end-...

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(RIP Titanic April 15, 1912) So near my God to thee, his spirit calms - there is no arrogance unsinkable - its icy fingers melt within the psalms, and hopeless paths become unthinkable. The frozen ships of white drift through the night along with lunar winds on cosmic breath. Clandestine vessels on a fated flight now sink with solemn prayers that measure death. So...

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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 noon code red Titanic claimed her shipmate’s souls Violet Jessop, threat ahead Miss Unsinkable showed no dread There as a nurse of many roles To safety, others she had led Escaping Poseidon’s death toll’s The Titanic, tragedy doles...

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She grew resplendent on the docks, Growing upwards from below, A magnificent sight to behold, A luxurious hotel to sail the sea, Rich, famous and poor all looked on in awe, "Unsinkable" they said, But mistakes where made, Hitting an iceberg below, she slowly sank, Some saved but most died, The fascination with the Titanic to be evermore, Sitting on the bottom of the sea...

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However far we go our bond won’t break for it is strong no place or time too go beyond will make our bond be gone If friends need me I’m in for it they show it back we’re infinite forever will our flame be lit for nothing can extinguish it Let bygones be bygones goodbyes don’t mean gone tied strong is our...

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'Twas claimed Titanic was unsinkable. To think otherwise was unthinkable! Alas, she met her fate, Because she swerved too late! Tangling with ice cubes proved it sinkable! Robert L....

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What people believed in 1912. Was a myth in the truth, placed on a shelf. Was the unthinkable, unsinkable.. The fourty six thousand gross tons of steal. Would never kneel or break its bow. The ship could never sink or rust. Was rumor going round, we all could trust. The crowd showd up to celebrate. As the ship was Christened to show its...

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In the twinkle of the night, she skips along the trails through the forest. The moonlight shines upon her face. She smiles jauntily and her eyes sparkles like a twinkling star. Reeling with unfettered joy, she leaps upon her toes and she dance mirthful through the forest in the moonlight like an angel that come down from...

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