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Cristina Umpfenbach-Smyth
Poems
Oct 2012
PREY.
PREY.
He sits at the corner of the bar,
fades into the shadows.
Unnoticed, non discript
among the regulars.
He eyes the dark haired woman.
Well nourished female, 130 pounds,
5 foot 6 (or thereabouts)
Red rose tattoo across left upper arm,
hands tied behind her back, feet bound.
She sips her drink, laughs at a joke.
He watches, waits.
Stab wounds to her chest.
Cause of death strangulation,
evidence of ****** assault.
Evidence of mutilation.
She leaves, waves from the door.
Excitement swells his veins,
tightens his chest.
He starts to follow.
Someone shouts: “g’night Cinnemon!”
He retreats back into the shadow.
Prey can’t have a name.
Written by
Cristina Umpfenbach-Smyth
Pacific Northwest
(Pacific Northwest)
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