Send this page to a Friend Marriage Poems Marriage Is the Closest Kind of Friendship poem by Nicholas Gordon Copyright by © Nicholas Gordon Marriage is the closest kind of friendship. Years of traffic wear away the lines Between two souls with similar designs, Ending more in unity than kinship. Separate actors must play separate parts: They must alone be riveted by need. Far beneath that soil a single seed Roots itself, tenacious in their hearts. In love there is a trust beyond the word. Each finds peace in each, as though the light Needed the tranquility of night, Deeper than what silence can be heard.     Love Is Never Easy poem by Nicholas Gordon Copyright by © Nicholas Gordon Love is never easy, but It turns life into song. There is no bit of circumstance That love cannot transform. There is no weary moment Of anger or despair That love cannot convert to grace And render whole and fair. How passionate the paradise That comes from knowing well That someone in your happiness Finds pleasure for himself. How sweet the gift of giving to Someone who gives to you, A selflessness that gives to self More self than self is due. With all the searing madness of The world from day to day, And all the dreary sadness that No joy can take away. There is one truth more beautiful Than anyone can bear: That two can trust that when they turn They'll find the other there.     There Is a Point to Living Vertically poem by Nicholas Gordon Copyright by © Nicholas Gordon There is a point to living vertically, To being with one person all one's life, To diving 'neath the hapless, hopeless sea Where one might meet the wonder of one's wife. There is a mythic journey to be taken That has much more to do with time than place, That finds a fortune not to be forsaken, Measured less in pleasure than in grace. There is between us something more than passion, A longing for belonging, and a sense That here is love with neither writ nor ration, Tendered with the joy of innocence. The years pass quickly, though the time is long; To spend them loving well cannot be wrong. I Know I Didn't Do So Well     I Know I Didn't Do So Well poem by Nicholas Gordon Copyright by © Nicholas Gordon I know I didn't do so well The little time I had. But though I've lost my only dream, I'm still crazy about you. You were the first real date for me, And I made my mistakes. But though I've paid a bitter price, I'm still crazy about you. How much is a love like mine Worth to you right now? Other guys might know the ropes, But I'm still crazy about you. So what if you would be a little Crazy, too, like me? And go for it just one more time, 'Cause I'm . . . well, you already know.

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