You know not what lies behind these eyes Hollow truths covered with golden gilding Betray my secrets writ large in small print Their letters tearing through the filigree Mishaping the core of the heart in braille Until I become like a crumbling ruin Whose history is impossible to interpret Being understood by relative anecdotes To try to explain the why of the mind That time has formerly forgotten Yet remembers the remnants of my sights: Terrible Cruel Angry Violent These fragments have caused me blindness A statue with gouges carved in the sockets Staring off in a direction inconcurrent With the noble posture facing the fore Refusing to see that which is in front of me: Fear Sadness Pain Despair All goading with their wicked weakness To weather my body and bury the remains So that the good in the world is left stratified In layers too distant to reach out and grasp: Happiness Love Pleasure Peace That is, until the earth starts to quake Exposing my corrupted form to your light So that you may excavate my mortal coil And restore to order these ancient eyes Which for too long have dwelt in the past
The Eyes of March might be a better title but alas I'm unable to attach a photo of one Gaius Julius Caesar to help explain the allusion.