2002-02-06 - 7:22 p.m. Eyes Hidden while you sleep Plotting for tomorrow Locked behind their lids Hiding pain and sorrow One second they are shining bright Little stars in the navy sky Then burning with a merciless fire Hatred of love gone dry Small Pandora's box Pure evil in the night Innocence and joy For the first time taking flight The morning comes and you wake up The lids are thrown back The light comes through And stings your soul Of blue, red and black And forever you'll remember What they saw, what they hide You can look around, But can you look inside? They hide who I am And who I yearn to be These jewels are my secret The depth you cannot see -Natalie Elliot I found this poem in Teen magazine...in the days when they still had stuff of at least some substance filling the pages. They don't anymore, and this is why I no longer read the magazine. But that's besides the point. The point was that you can find beauty in the most unexpected of places. Well, that and the fact that I absolutely love this poem. So much that I cut it out and put it on my wall among the collage of other magazine cut-outs. Not to sound cliche, but eyes really are the windows to the soul. One can tell so much about a person just by looking into their eyes, and I am in awe of this phenomenon. I also like poetry, and despite the fact that this one is a bit "whiney-rhymey," I adore it. I just felt like posting it. host - new - old - profile - notes
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