He doesn't make you complete. He is a compliment to your completion and an essential element of your world. He is the epitome of living. He never asks more of you than he himself is willing is give. When you find that love, that perfect love, nothing matters.
Love is the only matter at hand.
In this rhyme, she speaks on how, by virtue of being human, we do things that we are not proud of. However, we must learn from previous errors and elevate ourselves. Lauryn lets you know that you cannot look outside of yourself for happiness. You must look within. Through such introspection, you will acquire contentment and a peace of mind that is decreed from the Most High.