... My mirror was telling me a different story altogether.
There was a total eye body language that was involved in it.
I never liked the expression in my eyes as my looking glass showed it to me. I don't know what that painter saw in them but they always repelled me whenever I looked at them in it.
But the photographs did it much more than the looking glass would.
It was because the moment my eyes faced themselves in a looking glass, they re-adjusted themselves.
They immediately changed their expression. And as they did so, they turned beautiful to my aesthetic sense as such. I found my face prettier, more charming and more lively.
It became an automatic process then. As I went in front of a looking glass, I automatically changed a few things on my face that gave a charming look to my eyes.
What was it that they were changing?
Yes, there was a total new language that was involved in it.
It was not only my eyes or my face that I was doing something to.
It was the total body that was involved in it.
Why do some eyes look prettier than the others?
It depends on the way we open our eyelids in.
So, in front of a looking glass I was opening my eyes differently... different from the way I normally opened them in.
I don't know how other people feel when they look at their eyes in a looking glass in front of them.
How do YOU feel about them?
