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Poem: Friendship

It is often said that it is love that makes the world go round.
However, without doubt, it is friendship which keeps our spinning existence on an even keel.

True friendship provides so many of the essentials for a happy life –
it is the foundation on which to build an enduring relationship,
it is the mortar which bonds us together in harmony,
and it is the calm, warm protection we sometimes need when the world outside seems cold and chaotic.

True friendship holds a mirror to our foibles and failings, without destroying our sense of worthiness.
True friendship nurtures our hopes, supports us in our disappointments, and encourages us to grow to our best potential.

This couple came together as friends, they pledge to each other not only their love but also the strength, warmth and, most importantly, the fun of true friendship.

Maybe these poems will suit your wedding?

• To Chloe - William Cartwright
  There are two births; the one when light
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• From The Prophet - Kahlil Gibran
  Love has no other desire but to fulfil itselft
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• O My Luve’s Like a Red, Red Rose - Robert Burns
  My luve?s like a red, red rose,
  That's newly sprung in June
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• Oh the Places You’ll Go - Dr Seuss
  Congratulations!
  Today is your day.
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• From A Navajo Wedding Ceremony
  Now you have lit a fire and that fire should not go out.
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• Unknown title - Regina Hill
  When two people join together
  and bond their lives forever
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• I Love You - Unknown
  I love you not only for what you are,
  But for what I am when I am with you
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• Leap Into The void - Yves Klein
  Come with me into the void
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• A Tapestry Of Love
  Just as two very different threads woven in opposite directions can form a beautiful tapestry, so can your two lives merge together to form a beautiful marriage.
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• ‘November’ - F.S. Flint
  What is eternal of you
  I saw in both your eyes.
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• Wedding Prayer - Adapted . Robert Lois Stevenson (1850-1894)
  Lord, behold our family and friends here assembled
  We thank you for this place in which we celebrate
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