I wrote a poem about the loch ness monster and the titanic having a duel

In a world where the Titanic sets sail on its own,
And the Loch Ness Monster's power has steadily grown,

The ship's mighty engines, its steel hull so grand,
Versus Nessie's dark waters, in the Scottish land,

With a thunderous clash, they collide in the deep,
As the passengers aboard the Titanic, their hearts skip a beat,

The Loch Ness Monster rises, its scales gleaming bright,
Titanic's bow buckles, a fierce and epic fight,

In the depths of the loch, the battle unfolds,
As the Titanic's fate, in the murky water, it holds,

With a titanic roar and a monstrous snarl,
Nessie's power, like a tempest, begins to unfurl,

But the Titanic fights back, with its might and its grace,
In this epic showdown, they're locked in embrace,

With a final, great surge, Titanic's strength does prevail,
Nessie, defeated, retreats, its monstrous form frail,

The ship may be wounded, with a tear in its side,
But the Loch Ness Monster, in this battle, can't hide,

In this fictional world, where an outcome we've spun,
The Titanic emerges victorious, its journey not done.