An Older Eye Remembering, Imagining . . . is a poem written by Martha Horton that may be one or the other or possibly both. As she notes in the title poem, An older eye sees with alteration, the half-remembered youth, the near-forgotten yesterday . . . The older eye looks inward and each day sees more . . . The poetic visions Hortons eye reveals in this collection are romantic, wry, whimsical, and always accessible. The comments that accompany many of the poems provide a meaningful setting and offer autobiographical background.