You cannot eject in the boot drive in OS X. The original poster would have noted warning occurring if this is really what was going on. My guess is that either accidentally, or through corrupt preferences. Go to Finder preferences and select to show Hard Disks on the Desktop. If it is already checked then uncheck it and check it again. Sometimes this will force the correction of a corrupt preference file.
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