Yves Lorson via Wikimedia CommonsFashion / NewsFashion / NewsRead an unseen Nick Cave poemReleased to coincide with a limited edition tee, designed for Susie Cave’s label – The Vampire’s WifeShareLink copied ✔️December 8, 2017December 8, 2017Text Brit Dawson If you aren’t familiar with The Vampire’s Wife, it is the label launched by Susie Cave – wife of iconic singer-songwriter Nick Cave. Taking its name from an unfinished novel by her husband, it is known for feminine fashions worn by the likes of Florence Welch. Its latest release is the third in a series of limited edition tees. Created in collaboration with artist Karen Constance, the t-shirt is titled “Girl Number 3” and features a portrait of a captivating black-haired vampire delicately holding a yellow bird. The hand-printed t-shirts will be sold in a limited run of 200 pieces from Monday, with each numbered and sold in a gift box. To coincide with the t-shirt’s release, Susie has enlisted the talents of her husband who has penned a short poem revealing the vampire’s story, premiering on Dazed. Read the poem below: She is fierce, violent, of divine power, terrifying. She came up from the marshes raging wildly. Her hair is hanging in black rivers, Her eyes are green lakes, She returns with the yellow bird-spirit Kittens and a snake go in front of her. Escape the algorithm! Get The DropEmail address SIGN UP Get must-see stories direct to your inbox every weekday. Privacy policy Thank you. You have been subscribed Privacy policy Expand your creative community and connect with 30,000+ creatives from around the world.TrendingZalando’s new Access All Areas festival heads to Berlin, headlined by RAYEBlending music, fashion, beauty, and more, the two-day festival is a ‘love letter’ to the city that shaped Zalando FashionLife & CultureHelp! My boyfriend is dating a video game characterSalomonFashionJISOO conquers the elements in Salomon's winter campaignFashionSummer bummer: Mugler is feeling cheeky for SS27BeautyOK, we’ll bite: Why are people getting vampire teeth?Art & PhotographyLoving, lustful portraits from New York’s West VillageMusicIn pictures: Uganda’s most radical festival arrives in EuropeLife & CultureCarrying: The Substance meets Rosemary’s Baby in this trans body horrorLife & CultureThe fight for Jane Doe: Inside the Cornell student movementEscape the algorithm! Get The DropEmail address SIGN UP Get must-see stories direct to your inbox every weekday. Privacy policy Thank you. You have been subscribed Privacy policy