To My Mender
Dear Healer,
Before you I was blind.
Eyes sewn tightly shut with light blue thread
And then
You came
You saw
You kissed my eyelids gently with those lips of milk and honey
And used that tongue of yours to break the blue thread that bound me.
Like the brink of dawn
Like the end of an era
My eyes peeled open,
Like the rind of an old fruit
And I looked into your eyes for the first time.
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