Titanic: In Name And In Devastation Poem by Dan Brown
Titanic: In Name And In Devastation
Rating: ★4.3
As a million tennis courts was she long.
As a thousand elephants was she strong.
But she happened across a slice of ice,
Halved and sank to the watery vice.
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Sarah Olympia
24 September 2013
Although it is short, it is well written. I seek often for Titanic prose, and I appreciate yours.
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4/24/2024 1:25:49 AM # 1.0.0.1119
I seek for Titanic poetry often, and I like yours. It may be short, but it is good!