One Eye Sees the Other Feels - 4 #11

One Eye Sees, the Other Feels - 4 — a scene of contrast, intuition, and quiet duality. A figure stands alone in a dimly lit room, half of their face bathed in cool, silvery light pouring through a tall window. The visible eye—sharp, observant—takes in the world with clarity: lines, shadows, detail, truth. It’s the eye of the mind, analytical and precise. But the other half of the face is cloaked in gentle shadow, warm and soft, almost dreamlike. Though unseen, the second eye is suggested—closed perhaps, or hidden—but its presence is felt. It belongs not to sight, but to emotion. It perceives the tremble in a voice, the ache in a silence, the heartbeat behind the moment. In their hand, the figure holds a letter—unread. They gaze at it with the open eye, but it’s the hidden eye that understands. Outside, the world is clear and sharp. Inside, everything blurs into feeling. One eye sees the facts. The other sees the soul. Bud Haslett: FOMO-FUD April 2025 Image from NightCafe – Ideogram 2a Turbo / Preset: Charcoal Words from ChatGPT-4.0