Eyes intervening,
Spiraling, focusing,
Creating a summit on the scene,
... Thrown looks and thrown regards...
Blooming parteres and looming guards,
For we need a tentative spar
that would counterract the nighttime stars,
That would interract with the daytime rays.
In whose eyes have you looked today?
In whose eyes have you been deceived, confused,
Left unattended at the corner of someone's
indifferent eyeing of the world that you are in?
Have you been left in your mirror?
Have you left your regard in the mirror prior to going out today?
Have you let down your guard?
Are you wearing lenses which have contact to the heart or the mind?
Eyes can't sing, but ears listen.
Yes, ears could listen, but they can also see.
Because what the ears create, the eyes envision.
Eyes could be silent, could be gone,
But eyesight of the mind can never be lost,
It's a spiral which comments on the living and the left behind,
On what is happening and what will happen.
Our minds have eyes, but our face contour reproduce them,
It's the eyes that retain,
The ways of retaina' our lives,
The eyes of the retina.
The eyes.
In whose eyes have you left your sparkles today?
In whose mind have you left your signature, your dignity?
My days are made of eyes,
And in a day precipitations drop from the skies,
It's just a rainy moment,
But there is also a rainbow moment in one day,
Is there not?
Is there not a flannel I could cover my eyes with?
Is there a chill coming towards me that i do not see?
Do I see you,
Do I retain you?
Do you have a name?
Are you a creation or a recreation?
Give me something for my eyes to retina' your life
when I close them,
Just like receiving a white pigeon in my palms,
Told to hold it, keep it for a sunny day,
Then let it go away,
Free it!
Freed in the vision which I retain...
Just like the eyes which retina'
your eyes,
My eyes.
Wrote the following today, as inspired by a great singer's vision and honesty,
Ashley Ouderkirk, as she sees this world through the great eyes of an angel, Mother Teresa, among others.
Previously, I had written a theme on "The eyes of retina", kind of a sparring play between the words retina and retain.