Retina Poems - Poems about Retina

Rosie Registered Retinas Evidence Erased Easily Dogma Driven Division...

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Image in Light Images are light Well an image is recorded by and in light Light which passes through a lens to strike a retina or a photosensitive surface with an attached brain either physiological or material to percieve I could say that an observer gives existence to an image though this existence...

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They gave me a new cornea, and I saw clearly for the first time. I saw color, which I had never seen with my old eye. I was amazed and excited, but then the eye began to talk. What are you doing? The eye asked. I was dancing, in a happy, joyful, excited, thrilled mood. I kicked up my legs...

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She enters right into the ward and ends the slumber of the night. Sister is robust in voice, and broad in bust and shoulder. Regrets the man who told her, once, how best he might recover. Ten timid men still further slip below the blanket beds, and fingers grip night-loosened sheets pulling higher over heads. When on the floor,...

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The surgeons took a photograph And saw her killer pictured there, Imprinted on her retina: The Ripper’s face upon her stare. *People used to believe that the last thing a person saw before death was imprinted on the retina and this was tried in the Jack the Ripper case – I just imagined if it had worked… For Deb’s ‘What...

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When all opinions are the ink of newsprint Repetitious in the speech A presented little gift Wrapped up in the tinsel glittering eye full Of something called the truth But is bought the cheapest wall paper To cover up all the crack inside their proof Religion is the grand avenue of neon The bright and sucking casino of a thoughtless heaven The immediate acquiescence To...

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