How do you differentiate perfection and goodness?

It's most indefinitely hard to differentiate the two, as they seem almost similar. To me, there is such a thing as perfection. It's not necessarily the 'perfect' perfection, but it's the sort of perfection where you reach a level of self satisfaction and say, 'this is perfect'. That sort of perfection. The type that no one can determine other than you. Of course, to other people, perfection is stupid because it can never be achieved. Which is true, if you don't flow my way.

Goodness is the sort of thing that you don't need perfection to compare to. Because goodness is far greater. Goodness is something can't be measured. I suppose what I'm saying is that it's far more harder to be a good person than to be perfect. Because with perfection, there is always this limitless yet limited sky. Goodness is beyond perfection.

But of course, this is all in my head and I'm just typing this down. My state of mind has really gone beyond me. I'm tired. And a bit down, I'll admit. Releasing gibberish seems to help me, so I shall do that. And get more than 2 hours of sleep a night. I promise.