Quote by Nora Carroll

“Why was she so blind to death when she was able to see life so clearly?”

— M. Louisa Locke

“I'd tried to explain to her that she needed to stop seeing the world through pretty-girl glasses. It skewed her perspectives.”

— Sariah Wilson

“What would be worse than being born blind? She replied, To have sight without vision.”

— Helen Keller

“Oh, Lord, why was she doomed to adore a man steeped in blindness and utter stupidity?”

— V.S. Carnes

“A woman of vision looks at things from a different viewpoint because she does not rely on her eyesight to visualize great things.”

— Gift Gugu Mona

“He saw her eyes bright as stars; he saw her lips, and was not satisfied with only seeing them.”

— Anonymous

“She couldn’t stop watching his eyes. They were bright black, surrounded by an incredible network of lines, like a laboratory maze for studying intelligence…

— Thomas Pynchon

“She wondered at her previous blindness; it was as if she had closed her eyelids, and then fancied it was night. No fear that…

— Mary Shelley

“She knew what she saw, and that was all that mattered. Knew what was behind those hard dark eyes, and wanted it more than…

— Stacia Kane

“As far as I could see, she had no opinion at all about anything that was not set directly in front of her (and…

— Haruki Murakami

“I want to look into her eyes and feel utterly, comprehensively outmatched.”

— Lokesh Tuli

“No one else could see all the bodies she’d left behind, but they were there, looking at her. Or maybe that was just her,…

— Paolo Bacigalupi