Excerpts From My Open Eye

Honored guests

Welcome forth

This exhibition

Collected thoughts

Snippets from time

Population inauguration

Lost conversations

Equal terse and just

Illusions merely

Nouns and verbs

Nevertheless

Captured words

Engagements traced

Gathered touch and sight

Waking voices

Memories

Kaleidoscope of coloring

Interpretations vast

Surroundings cast

Unconnected

Recollected

Invisible, quite still possible

For only as this eye can see

Mystical in opening

Perceptive quite

‘Tis happening

Passing frames

Events unfolding

Captured seconds

Spaces closing

Necessity

How time develops

Devotion focused

Flashes of brilliance

Premonitions

Or realizations

Imperfections

Resurrections

Lucid thoughts

Or lucid dreams

Truth exposed

Yet hidden not

This open eye to wider sight

A gallery

Of true cognition

No conditions

Clarity

Forth translated

Definitive or divination

Ample questions

Calculations

Distant measures

Representation

Comprehension

Explanation

Reaching

Universal integration

Pensive capability

Boldly held in presentation

Intuition

Or imagination

The Third Eye

Each of us has a third eye, located in the center of our forehead, which when opened, elevates our perception of the world around us, and opens an endless stream of possibilities. This poem approaches this vast world of knowledge as an, open to the public, exhibition; one which gives the visitor a taste of the possibilities that can be discovered inside.

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R.J. Schwartz is an American Poet and Author.

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R J Schwartz

I write about everything and sometimes nothing at all.I'm fascinated by old things, rusty things, abandoned places, or anywhere that a secret might be unearthed.I'm passionate about history and many of my pieces are anchored in one concept of time or another.I've always been a writer, dating back to my youth, but the last decade has been a time of growth for me.I'm continually pushing the limitations of vocabulary, syntax, and descriptive phrasing.

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