the human eye
It is a philosophical eye,
as long as life can be lived
from afar, almost without touching things,
live like someone who admires works in a museum,
until then the eye
usually takes images clearly,
without further efforts.
but at a certain age life
It's starting to get meaty
the autumn leaves become denser
everything weighs a little more and the eye
can't lift it all
nor look at the world from afar,
This is how the pupil begins to get closer to life
and face to face one understands
that what it was does not seem
and what seemed ceased to be.
It's not that one sees less
is that one sees better
and not because of the miraculous orthopedics of the glasses,
but because the eye now knows
that life at a certain age
It's already worth taking a closer look,
close-up, and the look where
must be.