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dove's eyes 

Birds in general can't move their eye-balls like humans can, thus doves can only focus on one thing at a time; they would need to move the entire head to look another direction. Dove's specifically have only one mate in their lives. Therefore having dove's eyes means one lover is focused on their significant other. Thus not even having the ability nor interest to look at another in such loving/romantic manner. Doves are also peaceful and gentle birds thus connoting the eyes are also soft and beautiful.
Bro, save your time Tammy has dove's eyes for Scott, theres no way you will break her gaze.

Fidelity
dove's eyes by Ja Realist January 16, 2017
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dove's eyes 

when a female is finishing a male off, and he shoots his load into both of the female's eyes, and painfully blinds her
I think you just gave me dove's eyes
Really??? It was quite painless
dove's eyes by sperm bank October 2, 2008
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