Eyepiece
Two needles knitting and not an eye between them. Click click, the path turns in upon itself, a field of knots. This is the sound an eyetooth makes before it breaks.
Bodies aren’t as finished as we think. A third eye can open anywhere. Certain navels allure with a permanent wink.
There’s hardly a part of the body that can’t learn vision, clock stopped at the center of a hurricane, all-seeing shape that plays for keeps. It shines. It weeps.
This was prompted – I won’t say “inspired” – by the comments thread to yesterday’s post.
Dave Bonta
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