Quote by Stephen King

The eyes were damned, the staring, glaring eyes of one who sees but does not see, eyes ever turned inward to the sterile hell of dreams beyond control, dreams unleashed, risen out of the stinking swamps of the unconscious.

The eyes were damned, the staring, glaring eyes of one who s

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This quote portrays the haunting and tormented state of someone whose eyes seem to reflect their internal turmoil and psychological struggles. The individual is described as having eyes that are intense and penetrating, yet disconnected from the external world. Their gaze is turned inward, fixated on a self-created realm of nightmarish dreams and chaotic thoughts that arise from the depths of their subconscious mind. It implies a sense of loss of control and a constant battle between their conscious and unconscious selves.

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