The flaw{ed} and the flaw{less}

{Him} Her laugh is a bit too high pitched.

{Her} His laugh is like a symphony.

There's two groups of people.
The flaw{ed} and the flaw{less}.
Both have flaws.
It's just an illusion in reality.
The {ed} and the {less} are put there because
it's what we chose too classify people as.
The flawed and the flawless are equally the same.

The flawed know their flaws.

The flawless pretend not to have any.

But if you pay close attention you start seeing the flaws of the flawless.
And then you start noticing just how flawless the flawed are.