She also has Hopper's fascination with lighthouses, lone eyes searching the wilderness for life.
The snarks just bounce off their faces and roll onto the floor pitifully, like a lone, lost glass eye.
The other is the Robin Rotenier collection of sterling silver cufflinks (you knew there'd be a silver reference in there somewhere, right?), four different styles of cufflinks with an antique-like brushed-metal finish: cowboy hats, cowboy boots, six-shooters and Texas Ranger stars, each with a flattened figure-eight post that's intended to evoke the shape of the Lone One's eye mask.
The largest of the boobies, it had a black Lone Ranger stripe from eye to eye.
There were new sheriffs in town and their names were Orlando Woolridge, Darnell Griffith, Edgar Jones and Larry Nance, the latter the lone wolf who went eye-to-eye with the rim and defeated the great Dr. J much to the delight of an audience standing on its feet, witnessing pro basketball history.
Still, it's hard not to return to that earlier question, to wonder what it must be like to be the lone individual in the eye of all that noise, to have so much data and ire and glee dedicated to your public fall from grace.
On a tan bowl a poem scribbled in brown glaze asks, "How far is the southern sky in the eyes of a lone wild swan?" The poem concludes, "My heart flies to the frontier morning and night".
He did once do a song about his dead teacher that still brings a lone tear to my cynical eye.
Outside the eye hospital, a lone Isis fighter sat on the back of a pickup truck with a heavy machine gun pointed at the sky.
He also has a keen eye for the lone descriptive line in a passage that will unlock its vitality if pressed only slightly.
