See

Seeing is of course very much a matter of verbalization. Unless I call my attention to what passes before my eyes, I simply won´t see it. If Tinker Mountain erupted, I´d be likely to notice. But if I want to notice the lesser cataclysms of valley life, I have to maintain in my head a running description of the present.

See what Alvar Freude and Dragan Espenschied have wrought!

The Assoziations-Blaster!!

Do you remember why you came here?

Perhaps you came here to write.

You will soon have the opportunity.

See the white box below?

I see said the blind man. His eyes in his pocket, his head in the clouds. The vision of Rhode Island fills his inner smile.

i see the sea,
the sea sees me
god bless the sea
and god bless me

I used to sing this every time my family and i went to the beach when i was a kid.

some happy memories, except for the bluebottles.

I was just reading about a study of 5-10 year-old children who were shown a blindfolded doll and then asked, Is this doll hard to see or easy to see? Most of the 5-year-olds and many of the 6- and 7-year-olds said the doll was hard to see, because she had a blindfold over her eyes.

see
I guess it's one of the most used words... Have to look that up in the Dictionary.
Talking to some english speaking friends of mine, this word pops up quite often. It can only be topped by »You know« and »It's up to you« – which in the last time always brings me near to fury because everything seems to be up to me.
I'm tired of deciding, to be honest.

In our culture, and possibly all others, sight is often the only thing connecting ourselves to our world. There are times when it seems that my mind is capable of seeing the world from every angle, and understand every aspect, but when I open my eyes i am once again weighted down to who I am...

Phonetic pronunciation of the third letter of the english
alphabet.