Love, See? What shall I see that I no longer see? For thy…
“Love, See? What shall I see that I no longer see? For thy love has grown big that my eyes cannot see what the heart easily perceives And though, I can feel I cannot see that thee is within me For my eyes are thine eyes And thine eyes became mine And thy love I perceive and my heart thou can feel. But Thy heart cannot see that my eyes are blind And thus are thine eyes. Love, thee and I, became one. Thus, thee and I, are blind.”
About This Quote
Love merges perception and being, blurring the line between observer and beloved, leading to a shared blindness and unity.
In simple terms: Love makes you see through each other's eyes, becoming one.
Key Takeaway
Allow love to dissolve boundaries.
Themes
union
perception
spirituality
Mood
poetic
intimate
Type
philosophical
literary
When to use this quote
- intimate relationships
- spiritual practice
- artistic expression
Key Concepts
subjective reality
identity
Questions to Reflect On
- How does love change your self‑view?
- Can shared perception limit personal insight?
A Different Perspective
Such unity may obscure individual clarity.