The Titanic
The Titanic
by Danny C. Wash
The unsinkable Titanic sits at the bottom of the ocean
as a monument to hubris and pride that goes before a fall.
It was as if the ship was sent out as a fist in the air and
a temptation to the sea and the elements, but it became an
example of the warning to not tug on Superman’s cape.
We can all have a tiny or huge “Titanic” in our lives when
pride, lack of caution, or planning obscure our common sense.
Remember, ninety percent of an iceberg is below the surface.
And sometimes, ninety percent of a problem can’t be seen at first.
Plan your heading, keep watch, steer clear, and slow down.
Then, perhaps your plan or dream will not be a Titanic failure.
