The Eyes Don’t Lie

African American man in orange uniform looks at camera and kneads neck in prison cell. Prisoner serves imprisonment term in jail. Criminal in correctional facility or detention center. Portrait view.
  • If you wanna know what a man is truly about, look into his eyes.
  • The eyes tell a story that can’t be changed or altered because it is one that is told from the core of ones essence.
  • Before any of us were Created, in some ones eyes we existed.
  • We existed in the lustful glance that our father’s flashed our mother’s, immediately Prior to our conception.
  • We existed in the hope our mother’s belied with her glare, the glare of a longing to be truly wanted, to be truly needed, to feel what real love felt like at it’s inception.

-The eyes don’t lie-

  • When we are afraid, it is the eyes that portray our true emotions to those seeking to get a hint, a glimpse of what we are truly about.
  • The eyes expose hurts that the mouth could never explain, Pain that only another who has saw similar things with their own eyes can understand With out a single doubt.

-The eyes don’t lie-

  • Our true purpose is exposed in those eyes of ours, what we are and what we will ever be come, is through our eyes emphaticly stated.
  • Sadly, that is why I can take one look into their eyes and unfortunately, both see and feel how much Just the Sight of me is hated.