Lens Quote by Meg Wolitzer

“Why must you always try to take a closer look at things that are perfectly evident?”

— Lia Mills

“Almost, I thought. Out loud I said, "Just because we don't see eye to eye on everything doesn't mean we can't be close. Auden”

— Sarah Dessen

“I thought maybe if I stared hard enough, I could see the lights of the city I had left so very far behind. This…

— Lemony Snicket

“If you know almost nothing, almost anything will tell you something.”

— Douglas W. Hubbard

“His eyes seemed swimmably deep. I couldn’t have looked away if I tried.”

— A.A. Chamberlynn

“If you think you already know what you're looking at, you might not see what's really there.”

— Nancy Werlin

“I suspect that much of life is like that. We seldom see what is closest to our eyes.”

— Jack Whyte

“You can stare right at something and not see what lies beneath the surface.”

— Jodi Picoult

“We only see what's close to us, but if we allow ourselves to simply feel, and not see, we can understand so much more.”

— Jolene B. Perry

“I leaned in closer, like a fool, like someone who had not had months of survival training or ever studied biology. Someone tricked into…

— Jeff VanderMeer

“Isn't it possible—sometime—to try to know too much? There is such a thing as looking too closely, mon ami. And then we pay the…

— Ethel M. Dell

“If you’re careless and disorganized, you lose your ability to see things clearly.”

— Neal Bascomb