Set in the 1920s, "A Blind Heart with Silent Love" is a poignant narrative of love and resilience between Luther Winston, a blind instrument tuner with a profound love for music, and Amelia Parks, a deaf typist who finds solace and inspiration in looking at paintings. Luther, who lost his sight due to psychological blindness, navigates his dark world through the sounds and textures of his work, tuning pianos, flutes, trumpets, etc. to perfection with his acute sense of hearing and touch. Meanwhile, Amelia, who became deaf in childhood, discovers the beauty of the visual arts, finding comfort and fascination in looking at paintings and the vibrant colors they depict.

Their lives intersect in a small Southern town, where they face personal challenges alongside societal constraints of segregation and prejudice. Despite these obstacles, they form a unique bond, communicating through tactile sign language, Braille, and other communication styles. Their relationship flourishes as they support and inspire each other, discovering a deep emotional connection that transcends their sensory limitations. As they navigate their intertwined lives, Luther and Amelia's love story unfolds with tender moments of shared understanding and quiet strength. "A Blind Heart with Silent Love" captures the essence of their journey, highlighting the extraordinary ways in which love can grow and thrive, even in the face of silence and darkness.