There is no singular truth known to man. All that we know is but a fraction. Truth can only be seen in pieces.

About This Quote

Every piece of truth is a part of the whole. The sum of the parts equals the whole. This concept is especially true when it comes to human nature. Humans are complicated because they are not simple creatures.

We are not one thing, but many things. We can never truly know ourselves and we can never truly know another person. What we see and experience is simply a small slice of the whole story.

Source: Out Loud: A Collection Of Spoken Word Poetry

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