Sight Beyond The Human Eye Our eyes are only the surface of our sight. If one searches deeper they have the ability to see things beyond their eyesight. It can travel into thoughts to make everything seem like it is an entirely different story. As you read the two poems constructed by Emily Dickinson you can see a hidden message within it. We grow accustomed to the dark has more meaning to it than one would see at first glimpse. Before I got my eye put out also displays a view that isn’t directly shown.

We grow accustomed to the dark is a piece that describes how we tend to get used to the darkness. The message taken from this piece is that many of us struggle through tough times and we don’t like change so we are all stuck in the dark after tragedy. But many fail to see it’s a bright side which is why many fail to see the light. But once we see the light your life begins to become easier. When light is put away we grow accustomed to the dark which means once our happiness is stolen from …show more content…
As time grew she began to be grateful for her lack of eyesight. But why does she want to be blind instead of have the same view as others? The explanation is that she would rather be blind because the luxury of sight is too much. She can now take in the little things like they are all hers. “But were it told to me, Today, That I might have the sky For mine, I tell you that my Heart Would split. For the size of me” Here you can see that Emily Dickinson is very happy that she doesn’t have her eyesight. She is happy because she doesn’t want to just view the sky like everyone else does. Maybe she can feel it or view it in a different way. “So safer – guess – with just my soul Opon the window pane Where other creatures put their eyes” This is another example of how she would rather look with her soul instead of her eyes. The human eye is just a piece of