Interesting story.
I think if you break it into stanzas, each with its own themes, it would both articulate your story better and be more enticing to read.
Also, the apparent murder seems to have occurred before the start of the poem, but there is nothing to connect her to the blood, no ownership or significant tie in.
Nitpicking: 2nd line should read "river where the blood runs" or "river to where the blood runs"
"spun" should be present tense "spins"
"and covered" should be "and are covered"
Finally, the latter part of the story is in the past tense, but most of the "earlier" part is in the present. Makes it seem the actions are reversed.