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The Titanic

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The Titanic

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The sun went down in the west.

The moon was high above.

No warning for what lay ahead.

Midnight on the sea.

The beginning of a tragedy.

People were laughing. Drinking wine. Making jokes.

They could hardly hear the voice of death as he spoke.

Come under me fools in the folly.

Tonight shall enter the eternity.

Crash into an iceberg.

There screams could be heard.

But the few whose time had not yet come.

Save and sound on lifeboats.

They watched in horror.

Thrown into their icey crypt.

Slipped show business actors.

Rich men and women and children and babies.

It is not god who does such terror on the earth.

But Satan who does these things.

Takes who he can.

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