they question,

And those that decree in a glance: “You are my slave!”

And those that declare: “I have need of pain — is there no one among men who can torture me well?”

And those that say: “I have need of tyranny — where, then, is my victim?”

And those that smile and entreat,

And those that keep searching out your hidden things while saying: “Do you not know me?”

And those in whose waters every questioning and every attraction, every denial and every affirma-tion, follow one upon another.

The eyes, all eyes — do the eyes not astonish you?

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And you — what is the color of your eyes, and what is their meaning, and toward what point among the things seen, or beyond them, do they aim?

Rise and go to your mirror!

And look at your two magic tal-ismans — have you ever studied them before today?

Gaze into the depth of their depths: you will make out the knowing self that watches the movements of mankind and moves with the turning of the spheres and of the ages.

In the depth of their depths you

see every scene, and every face, and every thing.

And if you would know me — me, the

unknown woman — gaze into your own pupils, and your sight will find me in spite of yourself.

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