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  <title>love poet</title>
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  <updated>2008-03-16T14:22:33+00:00</updated>
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    <title>duvet</title>
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    <published>2008-08-21T06:46:17+00:00</published>
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    <author>
      <name>Chris</name>
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    <summary type="html"><![CDATA[<p>a warm call under a warm feather duvet worn like a lover a full half hour before the alarm sounds its ghastly racket. a portable phone flexing its 900MHz across  the thousands of kilometers spanning the skin of my duvet, the space of air  to the base, and the grand land of the New World, the Peaceful Sea, and a POTS,  copper wire, fibre optics, satellite, spread spectrum, repeaters, switching,  bandwidth, international subset, substrate, irradiating the rubbery leather  of the Sperm hunting the giant giant prehensile squid. where the pipe is laid,  where the optics chirp their handshake, their telephony, their protocol, their  laser beam words. enough to convey softness the same way it was harsh before,  the way it conveys sadness and apology the same way it was hurt before. complaining  about the static. complaining about the clicks of the rushing pod of porpoise  and the moaning of the migrating humpback as it tries to sing us back to sweet  sleep. </p>
<address>&#169;1998 chris abraham </address>
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    <content type="html"><![CDATA[<p>a warm call under a warm feather duvet worn like a lover a full half hour before the alarm sounds its ghastly racket. a portable phone flexing its 900MHz across  the thousands of kilometers spanning the skin of my duvet, the space of air  to the base, and the grand land of the New World, the Peaceful Sea, and a POTS,  copper wire, fibre optics, satellite, spread spectrum, repeaters, switching,  bandwidth, international subset, substrate, irradiating the rubbery leather  of the Sperm hunting the giant giant prehensile squid. where the pipe is laid,  where the optics chirp their handshake, their telephony, their protocol, their  laser beam words. enough to convey softness the same way it was harsh before,  the way it conveys sadness and apology the same way it was hurt before. complaining  about the static. complaining about the clicks of the rushing pod of porpoise  and the moaning of the migrating humpback as it tries to sing us back to sweet  sleep. </p>
<address>&#169;1998 chris abraham </address>
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  <entry>
    <title>Lustiness</title>
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    <published>2008-08-21T05:16:30+00:00</published>
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    <author>
      <name>Chris</name>
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    <summary type="html"><![CDATA[<p> The lust stings my thighs with<BR /> Fishing barbs -- it is impossible<BR /> Not to twist and revel in past <BR /> Sexual soups and my penis and <BR /> Head conspire against me<BR /> In their infection of delicious<BR /> Innuendoes.</p>
<p></p><P> The prude can excites me <BR /> With her steady repression -- <BR /> The imagined red nipple<BR /> Held firm in underwire, <BR /> Nestled in starched sturdy fabric, <BR /> Runs electric.<BR /> The heart of the matter.</p>
<p></p><P> I see myself an obvious man <BR /> of illicit intent, my raunchy brow <BR /> Dotted sheen sweat, <BR /> an admittance <BR /> Of phallic degeneration.</p>
<p></p><P> Thighs interest me more than<BR /> The lips for they support,<BR /> Hug, press, sometimes undulate <BR /> Underneath while the lips<BR /> Only consume and then render<BR /> Useless pulp.</p>
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<address> &#169;1995 <a href="mail.html">chris abraham</a> </address>

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    <content type="html"><![CDATA[<p> The lust stings my thighs with<BR /> Fishing barbs -- it is impossible<BR /> Not to twist and revel in past <BR /> Sexual soups and my penis and <BR /> Head conspire against me<BR /> In their infection of delicious<BR /> Innuendoes.</p><P> The prude can excites me <BR /> With her steady repression -- <BR /> The imagined red nipple<BR /> Held firm in underwire, <BR /> Nestled in starched sturdy fabric, <BR /> Runs electric.<BR /> The heart of the matter.</p><P> I see myself an obvious man <BR /> of illicit intent, my raunchy brow <BR /> Dotted sheen sweat, <BR /> an admittance <BR /> Of phallic degeneration.</p><P> Thighs interest me more than<BR /> The lips for they support,<BR /> Hug, press, sometimes undulate <BR /> Underneath while the lips<BR /> Only consume and then render<BR /> Useless pulp.</p><P><br />
<address> &#169;1995 <a href="mail.html">chris abraham</a> </address>
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  <entry>
    <title>When You Sit Quietly Next to Me</title>
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    <published>2008-03-16T14:22:33+00:00</published>
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    <author>
      <name>Chris</name>
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<p></p><P>Reading from <I>Norton's</i> that poem you've been<BR /> Saving for me with a yellow tab.  <BR /> It stews when the leaves are shut -- <BR /> The energy mainlines through you until <BR /> You ground it into me.  <BR /> The chattering verse slips to the right, <BR /> Then up, <BR /> Catty-corner to where we were before. <BR /> Your eyes tick towards me to judge reaction --<BR /> But this song moves too rapidly for you <BR /> And you become muddled like a pianist <BR /> On new music. <BR /> Some notes need to be replayed --<BR /> The rhythm re&euml;stablished.</p>
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<address> &#169;1994 Chris Abraham</address>
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    <content type="html"><![CDATA[<p></p><P>Reading from <I>Norton's</i> that poem you've been<BR /> Saving for me with a yellow tab.  <BR /> It stews when the leaves are shut -- <BR /> The energy mainlines through you until <BR /> You ground it into me.  <BR /> The chattering verse slips to the right, <BR /> Then up, <BR /> Catty-corner to where we were before. <BR /> Your eyes tick towards me to judge reaction --<BR /> But this song moves too rapidly for you <BR /> And you become muddled like a pianist <BR /> On new music. <BR /> Some notes need to be replayed --<BR /> The rhythm re&euml;stablished.</p><br />
<address> &#169;1994 Chris Abraham</address>
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