Peering-Over-the-Glasses
Often the person would be wearing reading glasses and find
it more convenient to look over the tops, rather than removing them to
look at the other person.
Peering-Over-the-Glasses
Peering-Over-the-Glasses intimidates everyone
Glasses on the Head
They give the wearer the appearance that they have two huge
eyes with dilated pupils on the top of their head; this mimics the
nonthreatening effect that babies and cuddly toys with painted large
pupils have on us.
Creating the ’Four Eyes‚effect of dilated pupils
Without knowing the backstory of Clapton's son's death inspiring such a beautiful lyric of loss, one would underestimate the depth of grief packed into the poetry. As romantic lyric-- which it is entirely possible to be interpreted-- it is quite ordinary, indeed, bordering on the sentimental, but as a grieving father's vision of a dead child it is exquisitely, and most achingly sublime. And this is also a grown man's psychological response to loss that is irreparable.
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