These Eyes

These Eyes

A Poem by boneman
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Eyes see so much both good and bad. Some things we see we want to remember some things we wish we could forget. This is dedicated to my saviour who looks into my eyes with such passion and love. My saviour, you never look away, thank you for that Xx

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These eyes
 
 
These are the same eyes that I had a child
The same ones I was born with
Hazel green looks out at the world
Greying lashes now blink away the tears
 
So much these eyes have seen
So much pain, so much joy
So much hate, so much war
So much love so much tenderness
 
A million images they have seen
Some I will treasure forever
Some I wish I could forget
Some I still want to see
 
These eyes have cried for joy
These eyes have cried for love
These eyes have cried for tenderness
These eyes have cried for comfort
 
These eyes have seen births
These eyes have seen gentle passing
These eyes have seen coffins
These eyes have seen dead friends
 
How can eyes stay the same?
After they have seen so much?
After a lover has gently kissed them?
After a Saviour has dried the tears?
 
These eyes have seen a new day dawning
These eyes have seen the sky on fire
These eyes have seen planets falling
These eyes have seen new worlds being born
 
These eyes have fallen in love
These eyes have broken hearts
These eyes have melted hearts
These eyes have mended broken hearts
 
Who do you see when you look in my eyes?
Who is it looking back at you?
Who makes the connection with your eyes?
Who does not look away?
 
Do you see a lover?
Do you see a friend?
Do you see an enemy?
Do you see another man?
 
These eyes open into my soul
These eyes tell you more than words
These eyes sing for you
These eyes long for you.
 
 
Boneman 20/07/2008
 
©Boneman productions
 

© 2009 boneman


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boneman
My Saviour knows who she sees......

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Nix
Boneman, I'm sure I have read this one before?! That or I'm having a de ja view (sp?). I don't know where you get your ideas from, I'd of never thought of using the eyes to define so many things in my life but they do, they nurture our emotions, memories and experiences. You make an interesting argument for being able to see someone's soul through their eyes, I personally love the idea. What a great piece of writing!

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boneman, as always i love your writing. i am glad there is someone for you who doesnt look away.
always your friend
soph x x x

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Boneman, I'm sure I have read this one before?! That or I'm having a de ja view (sp?). I don't know where you get your ideas from, I'd of never thought of using the eyes to define so many things in my life but they do, they nurture our emotions, memories and experiences. You make an interesting argument for being able to see someone's soul through their eyes, I personally love the idea. What a great piece of writing!

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I liked this quite a bit. I love the subject of eyes, and you covered a lot of ground with your work.
My favorite stanza was:
These eyes open into my soul
These eyes tell you more than words
These eyes sing for you
These eyes long for you.
When the eyes are open to the soul, they are powerful.
And by the way, hazel eyes are cool, like mood eyes. I have them as well.
Good job.


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Hi Boneman: Another great poem. My favorite stanza was:

Do you see a lover?
Do you see a friend?
Do you see an enemy?
Do you see another man?

Because it made me stop and think. I believe it was a good topic for a poem. Hazel green eyes? I never knew. Wonderful Job!

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wow this is really good. generally eyes are a cliche concept, but this isn't cliche at all. bravo!

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