10 Poems About Eyes - Symbolism and Beauty
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Eyes have long been a powerful symbol in literature and poetry, representing everything from beauty and mystery to emotion and perception. These ten poems explore various aspects of eyes, highlighting their significance and allure. 1. "The Eyes Have It" by Philip Larkin The eyes have it, there’s no denying,
They tell the story, no need for trying.
In every glance, a world is revealed,
The secrets and feelings that are concealed. Larkin’s poem emphasizes the power of eyes to convey unspoken emotions and stories. It reflects on how much can be communicated through a mere glance, revealing deeper truths and feelings. 2. "To His Coy Mistress" by Andrew Marvell Love you ten years before the Flood,
And you should, if you please, refuse
To the current of my love,
Then I would not complain of your eyes. Marvell’s poem, though primarily about love, touches upon the theme of eyes as a central element in romantic expression. The eyes …