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UNDERSTAND THE EYE

Opposite the infinite
Is the single eye set.

In its core the infinite lies,—
A mighty jewel, claspt to finite size.

There, there in indivisible
Purity the old lights dwell

Poured by the aged light of some
Star on the eye-ball's convex room.

Opposite the infinite
Is the single eye set,

There to behold curved space that goes
Opening the lavish starry rows,

There by a slowly gathered gaze
Weaving star-rays on star-rays;

Or single, pierced, nugget of clear sight,
Shut on its eye-hinges for night.

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