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Title and Author of this poem?
I read a poem years ago in a magazine, and kept the clipping forever. Now it's gone and I'd like to find the poem again. It uses ships and sailing to say the best relationships are the ones where we have "learned to sail each other seas". Any ideas? Thanks!
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