Another work  is addressed to "Thou mastering me / God!
One poem about this type of event notes that "Hope had grown grey hairs," claiming "I am soft sift / In an hourglass" and telling God to "be adored among men." Another poem about this type of event asks "What does this vaingloriousness down here?" and discusses a creature that is "grotesque," "slimed," and "indifferent." Another work  is addressed to "Thou mastering me / God! Giver of breath and bread" and dedicated to the (*) "happy memory of five Franciscan Nuns, exiles by the Falk Laws." Another notes that the event occurred when the "Spinner of the Years/ Said ‘Now!'" and characterizes a "sinister mate" as a "Shape of Ice." For 10 points, name this type of event which occurs on the Deutschland in a poem by Gerard Manley Hopkins and is the subject of Thomas Hardy's "The Convergence of the Twain," a poem about the Titanic.
One poem about this type of event notes that "Hope had grown grey hairs," claiming "I am soft sift /
shipwreck [prompt on wreck]