Chapter

 1     II|                         With eyes tear-dimmed, despondent,
 2     II|           To his true-seeing eyes. Such is the Saint!~
 3      V|              Sees with clear eyes! Yet such abstraction, Chief!~
 4      V|    fast or loosens, opes his eyes or shuts;~
 5      V|                  Whose quiet eyes gaze straight from fixed
 6    VII|  come unto me! Blind are the eyes~
 7      X|       with faith-enlightened eyes,~
 8      X|      am, and eyesight of the eyes.~
 9     XI|  canst not!- nor, with human eyes, Arjuna! ever mayest!~
10     XI|     sense divine. Have other eyes, new light!~
11     XI|             Out of countless eyes beholding,~
12     XI|                          And eyes,- on every side~
13     XI|               From Thy great eyes; Thy visage, beaming tender~
14     XI|                         With eyes which all behold,~
15     XI|                   Unnumbered eyes, vast arms, members tremendous,~
16     XI|                            O Eyes of God! O Head!~
17     XI| earthly shape, which earthly eyes may bear!~
18     XI|  thousand arms and countless eyes!~
19     XI|                  That mortal eyes should bear to view the
20     XI|     thy heart, because thine eyes have seen~
21   XIII|     feet, and everywhere His eyes~
22    XIV|   word; to whose deep-seeing eyes~
23     XV|                 Who have the eyes to see. Holy souls see~