Were my eyes black or brown?
I honestly didn't know. I'm sure that I once did, but I
certainly
wouldn't bet a large sum of money on a guess right then.
I couldn't remember what color my eyes were.
It reminded me of the lawyer cross-examining a witness in court
and to prove that his memory was unreliable, he put his hand on
the man's neck shielding his tie from his view and asked him,
"What color tie do you have on?"
Needless to say, the witness didn't know. I hear you saying,
"But your eye color isn't like that tie!" Well, actually it
was, because I didn't know what color they were.
My wife was out of town with the kids visiting her parents.
I was the only one in the house. So I did what any man would do
who couldn't remember his eye color and didn't have anyone
close who could look into his eyes and tell him.
I looked into the mirror.
I opened wide then squinted in the bathroom light.
It couldn't be.
I knew good and well that my eyes weren't a greenish turquoise,
but in the light of the bathroom mirror staring deep into my
eyes, that's sure what it looked like. But I just knew that
wasn't right and I figured that it must be a trick of the
light.
So I did the next thing that a rational but forgetful man
would do.
I got a big flashlight.
It was a BIG flashlight. You know a big four D cell one like
the police carry that can double as a Billy club if the need
arises.
I turned it on and shined it into the mirror. That didn't work
either; the glare was too strong bouncing from the glass so I
turned it around and shined it directly into my eyes.
Could the bright light damage my eyes? I didn't think so, it
wasn't like staring in the sun, it was a four D cell
flashlight.
As the light illuminated my iris and the details of my eyes I
saw clearly the color.
There are things that we don't see or know about ourselves.
There are things that we once knew but forgot,
either due to memory lapse
...or because we deliberately wanted to forget that part of us.
There are things that we don't know about ourselves because the
light isn't bright enough and once enlightenment blossoms we
see clearly.
There are things others try to tell us about ourselves, but we
shut our minds and spirits because we don't want to hear it.
There are things that we think about ourselves that simply
aren't true because the enLIGHTenment is bad.
Have you looked into your eyes lately.
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