There’s a certain romance to imperfection,
To everything that’s just a tad bit off from what it should be,
To the picture shot in portrait that’s prettier in landscape,
To those faded colours behind a chameleon.
There’s a certain drama to imperfection,
To the meanings of unspoken words,
To every conversation that was never had,
To gratitude that got lost in commotion.
There’s a certain truth to imperfection,
To the freckles that show behind the makeup,
To the disfigured body in a slim-fit dress,
To the hungry mind in a pool of books.
There’s a certain tenderness to imperfection,
To a baby’s first word that is just short of a gargle,
To the first time she shakily rides her bike,
To the moment she crosses the threshold of herself for the first time,
And finds someone to love.
I really like this one, very well written.
Thank you