Two creatures' eyes have seen the sun, and now their lids are filled with dust. But if their eyes were blue, or brown, I cannot tell, and yet I must.
St Claire's an Amiable Child who sleeps secure and snug as Grant, but who can tell me of his eyes? (The city parks curator can't.)
And Johnson had a cat named Hodge who fed on oysters, and was fine; his coat was black, but not his eyes, whose shade I cannot now divine.
Two creatures hold me in their gaze, and thoughts of it I can't dislodge: the nature of your eyes, my friends, your sleeping eyes, St Claire and Hodge?
After Edward Arlington Robinson. I make no claim for this to be good work; it just turned up in my head this afternoon.