Emerson says, “ I become a transparent eye-ball” (Bedford 783). What Emerson means when he calls himself a “Transparent Eyeball” is that when he glances up to the beautiful sky, he becomes “lifted” there. When he is looking at the sky, all his worries go away and all the mean things concerning him disappears. He doesn’t become anything, but he becomes this invisible eyeball, where no one notices him or sees him. Even though they can’t see him, he can still see everything that is going on and at the same time God is flowing through him. This is when God actually becomes apart of Emerson and Emerson becomes apart of God.
