What Happens When a Romantic Poet Describes Your Eyes?

<h1>“Windows to the Soul”</h1> They say eyes have a language of their own. That they can speak volumes without a word being spoken. I agree. In some cultures, like mine, it is all about celebrating the eyes. For centuries, kohl eyeliner has been an important, if not the main highlight of a woman’s beauty regimen. It is believed that every emotion can be portrayed well with kohl-exaggerated eyes. <blockquote> Sometimes I have wondered whether it started as a form of defiance in a patriarchial society where women were supposed to be seen and not heard. Because it can be a powerful means of expressing a full range of emotions from anger, sorrow, pain, and joy. Also, a glance from those captivating orbs can suggest romantic desire hypnotizing the recipient into feeling the same way. Perhaps it is because of my cultural background, I know how alluring eyes can be and quite frankly, I consider my eyes to be my best asset. Simply because I feel they better interpret how I am feeling as opposed to putting them into words. </blockquote> There is a dark secret to why it is this way. In a previous long-term relationship, I had no voice. My preferences, or opinions on anything, even the choice of kitchen mats were never asked or welcomed. It is no exaggeration that after a while, I stopped talking maybe because I inherently knew there was no point. Initially, it was scary because the moment the words started to form, they would be stifled somewhere in the area around my throat. <a href="https://medium.com/know-thyself-heal-thyself/what-happens-when-a-romantic-poet-describes-your-eyes-e52d0e3ca18e">Click Here</a>