Written by Jacob Ibrag
Just stop. I don’t care about perfect. I’m a wreck
on my own and won’t be able to appreciate perfection. Not
yet at least, maybe never. No, what I want is someone broken
like me. Not because I won’t be intimidated, or maybe that’s part
of it. I want us to fit, to feel the protruding pieces align and realize
that we had to be this way in order to be together. The heartaches,
betrayals and lies we went through were all worth it because here
we are sharing this moment of realization that it all had purpose.
We’ll look back and know that nothing was wrong with us. That
the past was necessary because here we are sharing each others
space. I don’t know what perfection feels like or is, but
maybe this is it. Maybe it’s the chance for us to fit.
Photography by Anton Belovodchenko


Beautifully written.
We’re all looking for that ‘fit’ of which you speak. Only God is perfect. The best we can do is aspire to be like Him. He loves us in spite of our imperfections so it is now up to us to love each other in the same way.
We achieve ‘perfection’ when we learn to love the imperfections in others. ☺
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Well said, thank you 🙂
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You’re welcome… ☺
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Amazind work.
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Amazing work
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Thanks Peter 🙂
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This is so beautiful… awesome…
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Thanks Sanjay 🙂
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You are welcome…😊
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“No, what I want is someone broken
like me. Not because I won’t be intimidated, or maybe that’s part
of it. I want us to fit, to feel the protruding pieces align and realize
that we had to be this way in order to be together.”
Beautiful!
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Thank you 😀
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Incredible
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Thanks Morgan 🙂
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Beautifully written!
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Thanks 🙂
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This is beautiful, I love it
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Thank you very much 🙂
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You must be fit first, then, you will surely, find that someone fitting for you to love, because if you are not fixed up properly, you’ll only keep on finding those who are incomplete, and, being with someone who’s not whole, it’s just, not ideal at all!
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Divorced after 27 years of marriage, I have a hard time believing I could ever fit, or that anyone would want to. I’m making the best life alone.
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They will want to Roger. X
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And life alone is cool too. Xx
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With broken pieces come opportunity for something new and beautiful. A beautiful poem.
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Thank you 🙂
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Highly relatable. This myth of perfection is thrown out of the window in this piece. Thanks for the share.
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Thank you 🙂
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So beautiful and so relatable. Love it
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Thanks Samantha 🙂
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Reblogged this on Meg and commented:
Wow…Just wow!
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Beautiful poetry. ❤
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Thank you 🙂
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This beautifully expresses what I’m trying to articulate to myself right now. Thanku
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Thanks Polly 🙂
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This is wonderful and so true…
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Thank you 🙂
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