Two pieces of a large jigsaw puzzle that look
like we fit together, but
no matter how we turn around,
we don't. Off we go to work
on the big picture. Then,
we assess the shapes again.
We're cut from a similar part
of the scene in color and texture.
Yet, when held against each other,
shades of differences are clear.
Instead of searching harder for
our congruent places, we return
to the impossible effort, refusing
to accept that our characteristics
truly repel each other.
The habit constantly resurrects and...
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