avatarShivangi Patel

Summary

The text reflects on the concept of perfection in love, emphasizing the depth and soulful connection that transcends superficial interactions.

Abstract

The article "What It Means To Be Perfect" delves into the profound nature of true love, contrasting the pursuit of a deep, heartfelt connection with the common pitfalls of power struggles in relationships. It suggests that perfection in love is not about flawlessness but about embracing uniqueness and vulnerability. The author describes a personal connection with a significant other, acknowledging the mutual growth and self-awareness that this relationship brings. The piece, inspired by another work, reimagines the concept of a muse, presenting it through a male perspective, and concludes with an expression of gratitude and a call to celebrate love for the muse.

Opinions

  • The author views perfection in love as a deep, soulful connection rather than a state of flawlessness.
  • Mistakes and individuality are seen as integral parts of a relationship, contributing to its uniqueness.
  • Superficial connections are considered less fulfilling than those with depth, which is described as the true essence of perfection.
  • The author believes that their partner, the male muse, has had a significant impact on their personal growth and self-awareness.
  • There is a spiritual acknowledgment that love and connection are divine, with the author expressing that their love is blessed and acknowledged by a higher power.
  • The piece conveys a sense of nervousness and grounding, suggesting a mix of excitement and stability in the relationship.
  • The author expresses that their partner's existence has profoundly touched their soul and challenged them in positive ways.
  • The inspiration from another written piece is credited, showing appreciation for the original work and its influence on the author's perspective.

What It Means To Be Perfect

Call it, perfect; deep into the heart and soul

Photo by Patrick Fore on Unsplash

I see him with the purest love in me.

Until we die, we seek a deeper love but we get caught up in the loop of power struggle.

When I say “perfect”, it’s deep.

I am not saying he is pretending with a fake smile and his kind gestures.

We all make mistakes, we all fall differently, he is unique and so am I.

If we are too careful, we will only connect on a surface level. Depth is what love needs, depth is perfection.

God made all creation, he loves all and he loves my man.

How can I say he makes me feel nervous, he makes me feel grounded, he is my muse but he is unaware?

So, in light of living on this beautiful planet earth, his existence has touched my soul, his energy challenges mine and he is the reason I am more self-aware.

He and I are different but he is as perfect as anyone could be, he is a safe haven.

Now that I have crossed paths with him and cannot take it back, to be positively merry is to be in his arms and to marry his soul.

His existence has uplifted me.

He is perfect.

Namasté Lots of Love!

This piece is inspired by “What it means when I say perfect” written by Joshua J. Lyon.

I have just written the same piece in form of a male muse instead of a female.

Cheers, to love for the muse!

Thank you.

Poetry
Love
Muse
Inspiration
Self-awareness
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