Analysis of Dichotomy's Art of Love : The Imperfection Connection

Imperfect, yet perfect for me,
A dichotomy that's hard to see,
Your flaws, quirks, and idiosyncrasies,
Are what make you unique and free.

I've searched high and low,
For someone who makes me feel whole,
And though you're not perfect, I know,
You're the missing piece to my soul.

We're like two puzzle pieces,
Different shapes, colors, and creases,
But when we fit, our love increases,
And the picture becomes seamless.

Your imperfections are not flaws,
But traits that make my heart pause,
Your quirks are not a lost cause,
But a beauty that needs no applause.

You're perfect for me, not because,
You're flawless or without pause,
But because in your imperfections, I saw,
A kindred spirit, with whom I thawed.

Your smile, your laugh, your ways,
Are the things that brighten my days,
And even in our darkest of plays,
You shine bright, like the sun's rays.

Our love is not conventional,
But it's real, and that's intentional,
We don't need a love that's sensational,
But a love that's pure, and unconditional.

We dance to the rhythm of our hearts,
And it feels like we've been doing this from the start,
Like two stars in the sky that never depart,
Our love is like a work of art.

For when I'm with you, I feel alive,
And every moment with you is a high-five,
You're the one who makes my heart strive,
And every day with you is a treasure to derive.

You're not perfect, but I don't care,
For in your imperfections, I found a rare,
A beauty that's beyond compare,
A soul that's pure and fair.

You're perfect for me, and that's all I need,
For in your eyes, I see a love that's freed,
A bond that's pure and cannot recede,
And in my heart, you'll always succeed.

So, imperfect, yet perfect for me,
You're the one who sets my heart free,
With you, I feel like I can be,
The best version of myself that I can see.

Our love is not based on perfection,
But on the bond that's beyond affection,
It's a love that's built on a strong foundation,
And that's why it's meant to last for an eternity of duration.

In conclusion, imperfect, yet perfect for me,
You're the one who sets my heart free,
And in your imperfections, I see,
A love that's beyond what the eyes can see.

The poem is part of a full version found in the book "Homo Sapiens" Part XVII, written by Mawphniang Napoleon. This book is part of the popular "Homo Sapiens" book series, which can be purchased online at various online bookstores, such as Amazon. The book is available for purchase for those who are interested in reading the complete version of the poem. Remember to get all the books from the "Homo Sapiens" series, as well as other books by the same author.

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Khublei Shihajar Nguh,
Dhanewad
Thank you