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Titanic (A Sonnet to Olivia)
by James Shammas (Age: 44)
copyright 05-24-2005


Age Rating: 10 to 127

 
We saw the big brute ship slumber and sink,
That fertile summer of '97,
Decaprio and Winslett on the brink,
One left on Earth, the other to Heaven.
How the big screen seemed to splash in our face
The same tears, streaming hot and freely shed,
The joy and anguish too, felt in our place,
Thoughts of our child, unborn, dying or dead!
How the shift of scenes and the tumult of sound
Echoed the growth and the pain, deep inside,
Our kicking progeny thrashing around--
Feelings, too, we could no longer hide.
Yet we showed up, suited up, jumped in free;
Saw her delivered, and freed from the sea.




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05-28-2005 David Pekrul    

This is a great reminder of the miracle of birth and just how fragile life can be. Hope mother and baby are doing fine.
05-24-2005 Anthony Lane Stahlhut    

There is no greater thing than the birth of a child. The beginning of a new life! The things that we remember about the experence are fond memories that we will always look back on. Congrats on your wonderful present from God and thanks for this nice sonnet, Anthony
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