Puzzle Pieces
When you think of the word "puzzle", what comes to mind is probably the board game. You're given a box full of pieces that are supposed to make one whole picture.
People are quite similar to puzzles in that way. Each person is made of so many different parts, their pieces, that make their whole.
Puzzles vary in size, shape, and complexity. Some are simple, some are difficult. Some are the size of your palm, others are as big as a TV. Some are your standard square shape, while some could be circular or maybe even heart shaped.
Sometimes, puzzles are brand new; they've yet to be built. Some puzzles are built and are well-kept in frames, made as trophies. Other puzzles, however, are built and dismantled. Over time, these puzzles may lose pieces, and while those pieces may eventually be found, sometimes, those pieces are never heard from again.
When building a puzzle, some might look on the box to help them complete it. Most of the time, that might be helpful. Other times, the picture on the pieces might have peeled over time. In rare cases, you find a piece from another puzzle inside the box, but strangely, that piece perfectly replaces a missing piece of the puzzle. Hell, in unique cases, you may have a puzzle that makes a completely different picture than what is on the box.
Each puzzle is different, just as each person is different. But at the end of the day, no matter the condition of the puzzle, or its shape, or its size, or its complexity, it's still a puzzle.
And at the end of the day, each person is a human, an important piece of the world's puzzle.
