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| Searching... Subject: TITANIC (SHIP) Matches Found: 38 A REQUIEM, by HARRIET MONROE Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: Sleep softly in your ocean bed Last Line: Who teach us how to die. Subject(s): Disasters; Ships & Shipping; Shipwrecks; Titanic (ship) AFTER THE TITANIC, by DEREK MAHON Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: They said I got away in a boat Subject(s): Titanic (ship) DARK PROPHECY: I SING OF SHINE, by ETHERIDGE KNIGHT Poem Text Recitation Poet's Biography First Line: And, yeah, brothers / while white/america sings about the unsink- Subject(s): African Americans; Disasters; Ships & Shipping; Shipwrecks; Titanic (ship); Negroes; American Blacks DARK PROPHECY: I SING OF SHINE, by ETHERIDGE KNIGHT Poem Source Poet's Biography First Line: And, yeah, brothers %while white/america sings about the unsink- Last Line: And when the news hit shore that the titanic had sunk %shinewas up in harlem damn near drunk Subject(s): African Americans; Disasters; Ships And Shipping; Shipwrecks; Titanic (ship) DOWN WITH THE OLD CANOE, by ANONYMOUS Poem Text First Line: It was twenty-five years ago Last Line: That you are just as foolish as can be Subject(s): Disasters;jesus Christ;pride;ships & Shipping;shipwrecks;titanic (ship); Self-esteem;self-respect ENOUGH SAID, by CLARK MCADAMS Poem Text First Line: Votes for women Last Line: Tells the tale. Subject(s): Disasters; Ships & Shipping; Shipwrecks; Titanic (ship); Women's Rights; Feminism FAIR PLAY, by M. L. CLAWSON Poem Text First Line: A monument for millionaires Last Line: To the men who died with their jobs. Subject(s): Disasters; Labor & Laborers; Ships & Shipping; Shipwrecks; Titanic (ship); Work; Workers FATE'S COMEDY, by THOMAS DOOLAN Poem Source First Line: A thousand years since, fate had planned Last Line: Began to plot another play Subject(s): Disasters; Ships And Shipping; Shipwrecks; Titanic (ship) FINAL MOMENTS, by EDWIN JOHN PRATT Poem Source Poet's Biography First Line: The fo'c'sle had gone under the creep Last Line: The grey shape with the palaeolithic face %was still the master of the longitudes Alternate Author Name(s): Pratt, E. J. Subject(s): Disasters; Ships And Shipping; Shipwrecks; Titanic (ship) GOD MOVES ON THE WATER, by ANONYMOUS Poem Text Last Line: "well, he could not pay his fare" Subject(s): Disasters;ships & Shipping;shipwrecks;titanic (ship) HARDY, THOMAS, by H. REA WOODMAN Poem Source First Line: The convergence of the twain Last Line: In a solitude of the sea Subject(s): Disasters; Ships And Shipping; Shipwrecks; Titanic (ship) IN MEMORIAM: THE TITANIC DISASTER, SELECTION, by H. REA WOODMAN Poem Text First Line: Impregnable foe from the arctic Last Line: By that singing before the gate. Subject(s): Disasters; Ships & Shipping; Shipwrecks; Titanic (ship) JUST WHISPER THE MESSAGE, by THOMAS H. MULVEY Poem Text First Line: The lights were softly beaming o'er the brilliant ballroom floor Last Line: The sweet-heart maid in calmness blankly prayed. Subject(s): Disasters; Prayer; Ships & Shipping; Shipwrecks; Titanic (ship) LEAK SOMEWHERE, by MARY JO SALTER Poem Source Poet's Biography First Line: No toy in a bathtub, the titanic Last Line: In random order, and we start to rock %in one another's arms Subject(s): Disasters; Motion Pictures; Ships And Shipping; Shipwrecks; Titanic (ship) O SEA!, by LUCIAN B. WATKINS Poem Text First Line: O sea! O sea! O sea! Last Line: With earth's humanity! Subject(s): Disasters; Ships & Shipping; Shipwrecks; Titanic (ship) OUR SEA HEROES, by E. J. THIBAUT Poem Text First Line: Carried away down in the atlantic Last Line: For the woman and also, for the child. Subject(s): Disasters; Ships & Shipping; Shipwrecks; Titanic (ship) RAGTIME!, by ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: Ragtime! Ragtime! Keep it going still! Last Line: Gently the music fades away—and so, god rest us all! Subject(s): Death; Disasters; Music & Musicians; Ships & Shipping; Shipwrecks; Titanic (ship); Dead, The REDEEMED!, by UNKNOWN+155 Poem Source First Line: They stand redeemed! They are not what we said Last Line: That wraps the earth in brotherhood today Subject(s): Disasters; Ships And Shipping; Shipwrecks; Titanic (ship) REMEMBER, by FANNY HOWE Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: Where the great titanic Last Line: Than the block of ice Subject(s): Titanic (ship) THE CONVERGENCE OF THE TWAIN; LINES ON LOSS OF THE TITANIC, by THOMAS HARDY Poem Text Poem Explanation Poet's Biography First Line: In a solitude of the sea Last Line: And consummation comes, and jars two hemispheres. Subject(s): Disasters; Icebergs; Sea; Ships & Shipping; Shipwrecks; Titanic (ship); Ocean THE GREAT TITANIC, by ANONYMOUS Poem Text First Line: It was on one monday morning just about one o'clock Last Line: Sixteen hundred had to drown Subject(s): Disasters;ships & Shipping;shipwrecks;titanic (ship) THE HARVEST OF THE SEA, by CHARLES HANSON TOWNE Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: The jealous sea moaned in the april night Last Line: But through the world to-day, and up to heaven! Subject(s): Disasters; Ships & Shipping; Shipwrecks; Titanic (ship) THE TITANIC, by ANONYMOUS Poem Text First Line: The titanic left southampton Last Line: All the women he tried to save Subject(s): "astor, John Jacob (1864-1912);disasters;ships & Shipping;shipwrecks;titanic (ship); THE TITANIC, by ANONYMOUS Poem Text First Line: It was on one monday morning just about one o'clock Last Line: It was sad when that great ship went down Subject(s): Disasters;ships & Shipping;shipwrecks;titanic (ship) THE TITANIC, by KATHARINE LEE BATES Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: As she sped from dawn to gloaming, a palace upon the sea Last Line: Immortal life, who greeted home-comers from the sea. Subject(s): Disasters; Ships & Shipping; Shipwrecks; Titanic (ship) THE TITANIC, by SAMUEL VALENTINE COLE Poem Text First Line: Tell me, do ye never hear it when the wind is / from the sea? Last Line: Was that loyal note of courage which goes singing through the world! Subject(s): Courage; Disasters; Fights; Ships & Shipping; Shipwrecks; Titanic (ship); Valor; Bravery THE TITANIC, by GEORGE A. HILL Poem Text First Line: Steaming so swift and boldly Last Line: How quickly its is brought to naught. Subject(s): Disasters; Ships & Shipping; Shipwrecks; Titanic (ship) THE TITANIC, by HUDDIE LEDBETTER Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: It was midnight on the sea Last Line: Fare thee, titanic, fare thee well. Alternate Author Name(s): Leadbelly Subject(s): Disasters; Johnson, Jack (1878-1946); Ships & Shipping; Shipwrecks; Titanic (ship) THE TITANIC, by CORINNE ROOSEVELT ROBINSON Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: Beloved, you must go -- ask not to stay Last Line: Of life's great secret on each other's heart! Subject(s): Devotion; Disasters; Jews; Ships & Shipping; Shipwrecks; Straus, Isidor (1845-1912); Straus, Rosalie Ida (blun) (1849-1912); Titanic (ship); Judaism THE TITANIC, by BRAND WHITLOCK Poem Text First Line: And this, the dark ironic spirit mocked Last Line: And in the hour of failure, how to die. Subject(s): Disasters; Ships & Shipping; Shipwrecks; Titanic (ship) THE TITANIC DISASTER POEM, SELECTION, by J. H. MCKENZIE Poem Text First Line: And strauss, who did the children feed Last Line: As went down in the blue. Subject(s): Devotion; Disasters; Ships & Shipping; Shipwrecks; Straus, Isidor (1845-1912); Straus, Rosalie Ida (blun) (1849-1912); Titanic (ship) THE TITANIC PYGMY, by ROBERT HUGH MORRIS Poem Text First Line: Lord, we have boasted we are wise Last Line: And trav'lers to the unseen shore. Subject(s): Disasters; Humility; Ships & Shipping; Shipwrecks; Titanic (ship); Vanity; Worship THE WRECK OF THE TITANIC, OR THE WATERY GRAVE, SELECTION, by SOLOMON SMULEWITZ Poem Text First Line: There stand, in woe Last Line: The name of ida straus! Alternate Author Name(s): Small, Solomon Subject(s): Disasters; Ships & Shipping; Shipwrecks; Straus, Rosalie Ida (blun) (1849-1912); Titanic (ship) TITANIC, by M. C. LEHR Poem Source First Line: Within the dungeon of the deep Last Line: In music of your euloogy Subject(s): Disasters; Ships And Shipping; Shipwrecks; Titanic (ship) TITANIC BLUES, by HI HENRY BROWN Poem Source First Line: Early one morning : just about four o'clock Last Line: And the band all playing : nearer my god to thee Subject(s): African Americans - Song And Music; Blues (music); Disasters; Ships And Shipping; Shipwrecks; Titanic (ship) TITANIC TOAST, by UNKNOWN Poem Source First Line: It was sad indeed, it was sad in mind Last Line: He said, I left the big motherfucker sinkin' about thirty minutes ago Subject(s): Disasters; Ships And Shipping; Shipwrecks; Titanic (ship) TITANIC'S KNELL: A SATIRE ON SPEED, SELS., by HENRY BRENNER Poem Source First Line: O cruel frenzy Last Line: Of such an empty name Subject(s): Disasters; Ships And Shipping; Shipwrecks; Speed; Titanic (ship) WRECK OF THE TITANIC, by REGINALD M. TEWKSBURY Poem Text First Line: Only an iceberg Last Line: Under moonlit sky! Subject(s): Disasters; Ships & Shipping; Shipwrecks; Titanic (ship) |
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