A Coroner's Assistant and his GirlfriendA Poem by David BensonI tasted you with Beethoven and a yellow cry of delight: bourbon, I think it was, but I know that taste to be smoky brown and thorough in its erasure. Still, you linger. Long past mortuary drawers sliding back on liquid wheels and the buzz of bone saw. Autopsy was not so kind as my last kiss, though both left marks. I cracked your skull to prove the accident and found no trace of me.
© 2011 David BensonReviews
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StatsAuthorDavid BensonMays Landing, NJAboutWriter, author, poet, farmer, PR guy, production manager, war games designer - you name it, and likely I've done it sometime during the last 56 years. I was even a preacher for a little while. I'm .. more..Writing
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