I seldom write poems.
Here today I lie
Staring at the twinkling stars in the sky.
I lay on this raft in the sea,
Waiting for the Reaper to take me.
I lay, surrounded
By those whose voices are silenced.
Tonight had been so fun;
Partying, dancing, drinking rum.
But now they are all gone.
Their faces are pale;
Their lips are blue.
They lie in the sea, aimlessly bobbing
Up and down, up and down.
Here I lie,
Staring at the stars in the sky,
Waiting to die.
I close my eyes and listen to the sea
When suddenly, a flashlight shines down upon me.
Above me stands a man
In a boat filled with the rich.
He grabs ahold of me, and hoists me up--
Onto the boat filled with the rich.
They take my clothes, wrap me in blankets,
And give me their warmth.
There stands the mighty Titanic--
The world's first unsinkable ship.
Here she lies, under the sea;
Thousands of feet below me.
- Author: Shay (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: February 3rd, 2023 12:34
- Comment from author about the poem: I am 16 years old-- and this was the very first poem I wrote, that I was proud of! I know it's not perfect, but it's one of my first. I do not write poems often. After watching The Titanic in my World History class, I was inspired to write this poem-- as the near end of it (the scene where Jack and Rose are in the ocean) spoke to me. I loved nothing more than the peace of the scene, and I loved the look of it. And, on my way home from school that day, I wrote this poem. I hope you enjoy it!!
- Category: Sad
- Views: 18
Comments1
Hi Shay, it’s good, a good start! Poetry can be hard, obscure, rhyming or not, it’s a very personal type of writing, even when it’s not about you. Enjoy it and show it, it’s fun!
Thank you so much!
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