It came in a plain brown wrapper
Ignored along its flight.
It told of a crime of passion
And maybe it was right.
Their love had never been easy
And, despite their divorce,
She had held onto 'love feelings';
He had held onto force.
So she had gone for a night ride,
Cajoled by his sweet tone,
A promise of a good dinner,
Quality time alone.
After parking on a high crest
Looking out at the moon
They had talked, had made love and fought.
The end had come too soon.
He had taken his hunting knife
To her -who bore his name -
Slashed and stabbed her twenty-four times,
Kicked her corpse, as wild game.
Bad love. Bad love. That says it all.
Bad love. Bad love. It's stopped -
At least for her, but what about
Their daughters, should he so opt?
Chilling...well written. Much liked the write.
Regards,
Neha