Imagine completing a puzzle
And you get to that final piece
But it’s nowhere to be seen
You look everywhere
But its astray into nothingness
Now that puzzle is incomplete
But you worked so hard
Took the time to decipher what was best
Yet no matter how hard you try
That piece will forever be absent
You wouldn’t have worked so hard
if you had known there would be a gaping hole
Why even bother?
If you can’t get that perfect picture,
Then what was the point?
Would you have chosen a puzzle knowing of its flaws?
Would you willingly go into this challenge,
Knowing the ending would be obsolete?
The puzzle lays unfinished
Unable to be mutated
Not all puzzles can be whole
Some simply come the way they come
Does that make them bad?
Worth less?
Not as pretty to look at
Not as blessed
We dwell on the piece missing inside
But fail to recognize
What other pieces we have
The ones that we worked so hard to understand
We throw that all away
Because one little bit could not stay
How could anyone love this mess?
Almost put together
Yet taken down from stress
About the Creator
Samantha Ludwig
I write Poems and Such
Theatre Student In need of Cash
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