In traditional Cambodian stories, there is often a giant with many mouths who eats everything. This giant is time. If you eat time, you gain nirvana. You can eat time by living in the moment. When you live just in this moment, time cannot eat you.
Feeling uses the eye to eat shapes.
If a shape is beautiful, a pleasant feeling enters the eye. If a shape is not beautiful, it brings an unpleasant feeling. If we are not attentive to a shape, a neutral feeling comes. But it is not you, it is only contact, the meeting of the eye, form, and eye-consciousness. Feelings and sensations cause us to suffer, because we fail to realize that they are impermanent.