Audrey's Butcher

Audrey's Butcher

A Poem by Abigale LeCavalier

Audrey’s Butcher

It was in a gutter
they found her,
cold as crows feet.

Brownish red water
coiled around her,
like a snake 
with a wet appetite. 

It must have been
a butcher,
or an angry lover
with a butter knife.

A bone was exposed,
a cigarette had been put out
on her left breast;
baring a rose. 

It must have been madness.

Or adoration.

Her left hand was
void of nails and skin,
holding the hair
she bought 
just last week.

A nice synthetic burgundy job.

But in her right hand
was a perfect copy of
Audrey Hepburn’s Neck.

Making the policemen smile.

© 2010 Abigale LeCavalier


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surreal drops of smoky water on the canvas of the mind~ your attention to emotional nuances through descriptives is exceptional~ I saw each frame in shadows and reds~

Posted 14 Years Ago



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