The Titanic Disaster Poem

by J. H. McKenzie

THE
TITANIC DISASTER
POEM

By J. H. McKENZIE

Guthrie, Oklahoma

This event took place on the night of April 14, 1912 with the Titanic on her First voyage in the Atlantic Ocean bound for New York.

Co-Operative Pub. Co., Guthrie, Okla.

Copyrighted, May 1912.

The Titanic Disaster Poem

REVISED

I.

On the cold and dark Atlantic,
The night was growing late
Steamed the maiden ship Titanic
Crowded with human freight
She was valued at Ten Million,
The grandest ever roamed the seas,
Fitted complete to swim the ocean
When the rolling billows freeze.