Titanic Redux
5-7-5 (the steel behemoth)2 total reviews
Comment from skyer111
Yes I could relate to your words in this poem and got the story to be told in these few lines I enjoyed it you have a good flow in this poem also well done and good luck
reply by the author on 07-Apr-2020
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Yes I could relate to your words in this poem and got the story to be told in these few lines I enjoyed it you have a good flow in this poem also well done and good luck
Comment Written 07-Apr-2020
reply by the author on 07-Apr-2020
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Methinks this is your first review of my short verse style FS posts. And to achieve your extra star is really something. So pleased you liked this one.
Stop by after the contest to see who I am (-:
Comment from susand3022
Funny the way something like a chunk of ice can sink a steel ship, but a steel ship can't break up a chunk of ice. You would think the opposite to be true... or that at the least it would just knock the ice out of the way... but nope... it's like a game of Rock, Paper, Scissors, Ship, Iceberg. lol
reply by the author on 07-Apr-2020
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Funny the way something like a chunk of ice can sink a steel ship, but a steel ship can't break up a chunk of ice. You would think the opposite to be true... or that at the least it would just knock the ice out of the way... but nope... it's like a game of Rock, Paper, Scissors, Ship, Iceberg. lol
Comment Written 07-Apr-2020
reply by the author on 07-Apr-2020
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Do like your idea for that new game. Except in the 1912 Titanic version, the iceberg wins every time. LOL
For a history lesson, check out the SS General Slocum disaster on the East River in NYC in June 1904. A greater percentage of people died in that disaster than the Titanic almost 8 years later: ?Only 321 passengers survived from a total of 1,358 passengers. The final death count totaled 1,021. The next largest death toll in the United States would come decades later with 2,974 dead from 9/11.?