Pieces Of Puzzles

Our differences are like the pieces of a puzzle called life. Are two beings of any species perfectly the same? Could the resemblance of a thing be its exactness too? Isn't each creature a mini-universe in itself? Each, by way of life, seems as though caged in a common zoo. Like lions in dominance; the camouflage of a tiger; Restless enthusiasm of monkeys; calmness of cattle; Like birds of the air, with aspirations to fly higher Each moment of our daily existence is a battle. Though, like dolphins, we care, like crabs, we pull each other's legs. Like good craftsmen, we construct; like bad ones, we destruct In solving puzzles, we put in the same box all our eggs. With strangers the keys to our own homes, we gladly entrust From birth until the end of life, this puzzle continues. In peacefully passing through this puzzle lies life's perfect muse.