Rachel Brewer (28/01/1991 / Maidstone)
Poems by Rachel Brewer : 183 / 252
The Body
I remember washing the blood out of the carpet,
I remember picking up the knife and cleaning it until it sparkled,
I remember throwing away the stained furniture,
So if I remember these things,
Tell me,
Why can’t I remember where the body is?
Rachel Brewer
Submitted: Wednesday, April 01, 2009
Poems by Rachel Brewer : 183 / 252
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