Bob Dylan -To fall in love with you (song analysis)

from the modern way of thinking, we came to associate beauty with the idea of it being flawless and utterly complete.A thing of beauty should make us feel complete that's the point of it for some, but as poet John Keats said: “Poetry should be great and unobtrusive, a thing which enters into one's soul”.So sometimes the thing of beauty isn't a thing that knocks you off of your feet but something that grasps the strings of your soul. And what enters your soul might be a hazy, unclear, half-finished and unhinged work of art.
Such as a song ”to fall in love with you” written but never truly finished by one Robert allen Zimmerman more famously known as Bob Dylan. It's one of the last songs written by him in 1986, the song consists of half-finished lyrics, each of which can be considered as beautiful on its own.
From the line” Oh will ages roll will ages fly?
I hear your name where angels lie.”
to the titular line that gives the song its name
“To fall in love to fall in love
To fall in love with you”
It's one of the obscure songs by Bob Dylan not really known by many because of it being unpublished and never finished reasons unknown because even in its unfinished state the song is nothing but a masterpiece