You fit into me

This is a very short poem that to me has a lot of meaning behind it. The first two lines reveal "you fit into me like a hook into an eye." In the world a hook into an eye would not be very pleasant. It would be painful and may result in permanent damage. I am under the impression that who ever the speaker is talking to they don't "click" They are not right for each other and they don't work together. The last two lines says "a fish hook an open eye." I took this two different ways the first time I read the poem I thought of a fish hook with no string in the eye of the hook. The second time I read it I thought of a hook going through and open eye. That is what I got out of the short, but interesting poem.