Marriage can have many faces

Marriage can have many faces
By: Deo Antonio D. Llamas

Marriage can have many faces
Can be heaven or  hell on earth
A source of peace or cuts you to pieces
Where grace abounds or cause disgraces

Butter cup marriage or no money no honey
Passionate or passive platonic love
Source of joy or kills your joy
Nurtures respect or regrets

Life of love or a life of war
Battle of the heart and mind
Like one big game of chess
Who will be the head and tail

Sleeping with the one you love
Or sleeping with a constant enemy
Simply complicated or complicately simple
Feeling of living or wanting to leave

Holding sweetly or wanting to let go.
Eyes that smile or that wants to cry
Of love found or love lost in time
Maybe pure love or just pure lust

Mutual love   or    one sided love
Arrange, convenience, consensual
Or gun point, force or disgrace as one
Soul mates, childhood   friends, first love

Companionship,    partnership,    oneness
One true love, endless, or blessed union
But true marriage will be strong & true
If God is the center it will stand in time

For he instituted and designed marriage
For it is not good for a man to be alone
So is a woman without a man as husband
A journey for two a lifetime adventure

Trusting each other with out doubts
Needing,   wanting,   desiring,   inspiring
Marriage is a good thing we understand
Walk in this world   with love at hand

Marriage can have  many faces
As we grow in age will see traces
Of the right decision and sacrifices
Together passing all test rewarding efforts

Having a family is indeed is the best
Marriage is   the key to such heavenly bliss

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