Quote by Edwin Markham

We all are blind until we see

We all are blind until we see

Summary

This quote suggests that everyone starts off with a lack of true understanding or insight. It implies that our initial perspective or perception of the world is limited and incomplete. It is only when we gain knowledge, awareness, or experience that our eyes are opened and we begin to see the world in a new light. In other words, the quote emphasizes the transformative power of gaining knowledge and how it enhances our understanding and perception of reality.

By Edwin Markham

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