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I AM the Titanic
I was on course, smoothly floating,
when a glacier pluned into my side.
I could feel the water inside me flowing,
and no one could run, or even hide.
I felt depressed because I caused lives,
trobling the families of the innocents who died.
I now could only watch people wait,
until they recieved their deathly fate.
All around me I heard the screams,
of people who would jump off me,
or lose their loved ones in the rush.
After a bit of sinking, over the boat, came a hush.
The people then tried to swim out,
but many were locked in and drowned.
The water then filled the whole boat,
and everyone's hope of living was gone.
I was quickly resting at the bottom,
with all my passengers who didn't survive.
The souls which will be missed,
and the lives that have been lost forever.

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I hope people see that I am taking the ships point of view.
because you know..it wasn't the boats' fault.