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At Last Sight

  • Sybil 
  • 1 min read

Her wife asked decades after fever took
her sight if she feels bitter to be blind.

I know we’ve aged: your skin feels thinned, hair
coarser, breasts lay oblong in my palm, snug.

Yet I will always see you as you were
at my last sight: delightful, vernal, firm.

Her wife enfolds their hands and laughs
But doesn’t reveal that what she’s missed

Is even more beautiful

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