I don’t know why I am doing this, but still this is what comes to my mind whenever I see this movie. Of Course, this is one of the best movie in the history of Hollywood, and there are lot of reviews already written. But I want to make something different, something totally unique from all this review, So I have come up with a Poetry on the movie, if you find anything wrong let me know.
A long time ago a dream ship
Was built to take a thousand men, women and kids,
On board the ship around the world,
Men, Women and Kids flocked to see,
The Dream Ship moving on to the Sea.
Everyone from rich to poor, young to old,
Poet to artists, trader to sailor had bought,
A ticket for themselves to travel on the ship.
In the midst of all there was a beautiful damsel,
Who had come along with her mother and her to-be spouse?
When the ship was about to move,
There came a young artist running,
Along with a friend shouting all the way,
Stop! Stop! I too have a ticket for the Ship!
Which finally trapped his destiny into death’s lap!
The Ship roared and rode on to the sea,
Fare welling all the flocks on the port,
Everyone we’re singing and dancing,
On the board the ship in the mood,
To celebrate the jubilant start of their trip.
Seeing the beautiful Damsel on the board,
Young artist fell in love!
Alas! There was her to-be spouse,
Who became a thorn for their Love?
Who did everything to stop them from Love, but in vain!
But still, there was a giant on their way,
Which gave a blow to their ship,
By scathing the ship to break into two-piece
Water was gushing and roaring into the ship,
Men, Women and Kids were shouting for help,
There was a stampede on the ship,
Everyone trying to get on to the lifeboat.
But Alas! They were locked inside the ship,
By some of the selfish men on the aboard,
There we’re lucky few, who got away from the sink.
The Nature’s curse didn’t make the Lovers apart,
They clinged on to each other till they found,
Both kissed and embraced together forever,
Until she found that he had left her on a raft,
Saving her to tell the story to the world.