Thousands of glasses, twisted like millions of spider legs, delicate and the lenses that glitter- hard eyes without a soul. I admit I winced, instinctively putting my hands up to my eyes, for a second feeling the disorientation and the dizziness, the helplessness that come nightly with taking out my contact lenses, before I wear the glasses again that accent my eyes, accomplices aiders and abettors to the expression of the soul I still have.