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Seeing It... !!..

"If the Human Body is Obscene,
Complain to the manufacturer, Not Me."
~Larry Flynt

Long back while watching Discovery Channel. In a Program, I heard them say:

"Our Body is Dynamic. Changes every day. Each & Every Day... !
Human Skeleton is COMPLETELY RENEWED every 10 years."
*Current Research -- PMID: 8519493, PMID: 597437 [[Pubmed IDs]]

We say that:
(1) His Eyes are intense.
(2) Her Smile is good. etc.
IS IT FOR ALL? ...ALWAYS??

I'm trying to say that - Its All in the Eyes !
A person lying naked on the bed... can be anyone from a child to someone selling body for money. And EYES can be anything from Saintly Ignorant to Gyenocologist at Work to a Ponce to Sharp Shooter to Fighter Pilot to a Mother[[who feels - and not just See It !]]Some Child [[unable to See beyond some feet !]] to a Blind[[who still can see - WITHOUT EYES !]]...
Or may be YOUR OWN EYES !

Well this Human Body as we SEE is not the same for long. Beautiful today, can be Granny tomorrow[[& Still be Beautiful !]]. And maybe, Macho today, will need a Helping Hand to Stand[[& Yet be a Macho Man !]]. This is the way life continues.

Also, Eyes are a language in themselves. They can speak, that words can't.

“There is a road from the EYE to HEART that does not go through the intellect.”
~G.K. Chesterton

The romantic guys always say:
"Beauty lies in the EYES of the Beholder."

I add:
"Beauty lies in everything. Only if you can SEE."

"Tell them, dear, that if EYES were made for SEEING,
Then BEAUTY is its own excuse for being."
~Ralph Waldo Emerson (The Rhodora)
SEE YA !

Comments

Rai said…
"If the Human Body is Obscene,
Complain to the manufacturer, Not Me."


Lol:-) too good
Tuesday, October 31, 2006 at 2:12:00 PM GMT+5:30
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