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Titanic Voices XXIII

by amanda-evett

XXIII The clear light of dawn may never be seen. Just another moonless, silent night, and yet- The voices of the ocean waves gently recede… The engines cease, and escaping steam Clouds the still air. The ship is but a silhouette. The clear light of dawn may never be seen. A soft noise, maybe like marbles rolling. Sixteen, Or so. Just a few. It will be easy to forget. The voices of the ocean waves gently recede… Through an open porthole crashes ice, falling between The cracks of the sea, all too soon met- The clear light of dawn may never be seen. It was like breaking glass. Glass, that careens Into the places in our souls where we sing laments. The voices of the ocean waves gently recede… Sleep, children, sleep, for this will all be a dream- Far from now, where cool breezes will thee abet… The clear light of dawn may never be seen; The voices of the ocean waves gently recede…
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