You Are Never Kneeling Here Again
Now she looked at it and saw flowers.
She came out through the double glass doors while I sat there, carrying a tray of iced tea and lemon cookies, and I watched her cross the terrace, and the difference in her stopped my heart a little.
Her skin was warm and healthy again.
Her hair was neatly styled.
She walked with a light, easy, confident stride, her knees fully healed at last, the therapy finished months ago.
She was not a woman recovering from something.