This remarkable story is a compelling journey that grips the heart of a young African American boy and his growth into manhood, facing the struggles of the world through spiritual, social, physiological, and physical adversities. Even though grounded on Christianity at a young age, this traveller through life's journey deviates from his course and wanders into the secular world referred to as the wilderness, where he experiences a wide world of pain, lustful pleasures, money, greed, vanity, and almost-dances with death. But because of God's grace and mercy, he repositions himself on the narrow path of righteousness, and ultimately finds the gift of perseverance to be a ruling guide to God's favor. Was Blind and Still Can't See tells the story of a true test of resilience. It refers to the author's lack of spiritual vision once in his life and the lack of physical vision that he suffers now.