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    <title>Kailua Beach Park</title>
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    <published>2008-08-21T05:31:02+00:00</published>
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    <author>
      <name>Chris</name>
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    <summary type="html"><![CDATA[<p>Green foam swirls and clings to my bare ankles;<BR /> Water warm and thick, my toes sink in the sand.<BR /> I walk in the surf because it is cool </p>
<p></p><P> Relief from the frying-pan beach.<BR /> The waves turn my clothes dark.<BR /> I Beckon you to join my promenade; </p>
<p></p><P> But, instead, sinking to my eyes like<BR /> Crocodile, I approach and grab your <BR /> Ankles to bring you in with me to swim.</p>
<p></p><P> We remove our clothes and they float like jellyfish: <BR /> Fabric bodies on the surface full  with air, <BR /> Legs and sleeves swirl below like hair.</p>
<p></p><P> The water is always opaque when<BR /> Seen from shore. Only our heads<BR /> Bob like channel markers.</p>
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<address> &#169;1994 <a href="mail.html">chris abraham</a> </address>

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    <content type="html"><![CDATA[<p>Green foam swirls and clings to my bare ankles;<BR /> Water warm and thick, my toes sink in the sand.<BR /> I walk in the surf because it is cool </p><P> Relief from the frying-pan beach.<BR /> The waves turn my clothes dark.<BR /> I Beckon you to join my promenade; </p><P> But, instead, sinking to my eyes like<BR /> Crocodile, I approach and grab your <BR /> Ankles to bring you in with me to swim.</p><P> We remove our clothes and they float like jellyfish: <BR /> Fabric bodies on the surface full  with air, <BR /> Legs and sleeves swirl below like hair.</p><P> The water is always opaque when<BR /> Seen from shore. Only our heads<BR /> Bob like channel markers.</p><P><br />
<address> &#169;1994 <a href="mail.html">chris abraham</a> </address>
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    <title>Locket</title>
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    <published>2008-08-21T05:26:26+00:00</published>
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    <author>
      <name>Chris</name>
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    <category term="romantic poem" />
    <summary type="html"><![CDATA[<p>A silver locket<BR /> cupid embossing the front<BR /> in relief<BR /> the heart shape<BR /> the missing chain.<BR /> There is a small indentation<BR /> in the side, used to pry open<BR /> the halves of the locket.</p>
<p></p><P> A silver heart-shaped locket.</p>
<p></p><P> A sterling silver heart-shaped locket.<BR /> Cupid, the cherub, embossed on the front,<BR /> a groove to open the closed halves.<BR /> The locket has not a chain<BR /> it can't be worn<BR /> it sits in a black velvet box<BR /> it waits for saint valentine</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>A silver locket<BR /> cupid embossing the front<BR /> in relief<BR /> the heart shape<BR /> the missing chain.<BR /> There is a small indentation<BR /> in the side, used to pry open<BR /> the halves of the locket.</p><P> A silver heart-shaped locket.</p><P> A sterling silver heart-shaped locket.<BR /> Cupid, the cherub, embossed on the front,<BR /> a groove to open the closed halves.<BR /> The locket has not a chain<BR /> it can't be worn<BR /> it sits in a black velvet box<BR /> it waits for saint valentine</p><P><br />
<address> &#169;1995 <a href="mail.html">chris abraham</a> </address>
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    <title>Quote</title>
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    <published>2008-03-16T15:02:19+00:00</published>
    <updated>2008-03-16T15:02:19+00:00</updated>
    <author>
      <name>Chris</name>
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    <summary type="html"><![CDATA[<p>"What is the merit of being the sanest in a sanitarium?" - Chris Abraham</p>
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    <content type="html"><![CDATA[<p>"What is the merit of being the sanest in a sanitarium?" - Chris Abraham</p>
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    <title>3 Years</title>
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      <name>Chris</name>
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    <summary type="html"><![CDATA[<p>three years past<br /> so many things<br /> have and haven't<br /> come to pass. </p>
<p> nothing happens<br /> day-to-day but months<br /> pass in saturation,<br /> without a minute<br /> to spare, without<br /> any room left to move. </p>
<p> all relative, the book<br /> i gave to my mum, the<br /> dedication three years<br /> gone, the party, the<br /> senior year, the girl<br /> who lived in my home. </p>
<p> the new job, the newness<br /> the freshness, the finn<br /> the bobbed hair and <br /> flamenco dancer and the<br /> dutch woman with scoliosis. </p>
<p> big party; big party<br /> with the parisian with<br /> the stomping boots, the<br /> pregnant downstairs<br /> neighbors and the broom<br /> thumping dust up from my </p>
<p> floors, sending away my<br /> intemperate guests into<br /> the night, into the night,<br /> where the clubs still<br /> churn churn churn churn<br /> into the chilled morning. </p>
<p> the morning -- i have such<br /> delicious memories of mornings<br /> sitting on the bench before<br /> my dorm -- from staying up<br /> till the dawn, never waking<br /> before the dawn but always<br /> stringing on stringing on </p>
<p> feeling the humidity <br /> pulled over like a sheet.<br /> a cool morning sheet wrapped. </p>
<p> walking along the mall<br /> walking along the mall<br /> sneakers turning dark from<br /> dew moist dew chilling toes<br /> but walking as the rubber toe<br /> of the shoe squeaks squeaks<br /> its summer song in the dawn. </p>
<p> how does one know if we are<br /> present or past? how does one<br /> know how close to the evil<br /> genius we stand, how he mocks? </p>
<p> did i die the moment things<br /> started becoming weird? such<br /> constant incessant coincidence. </p>
<p> time being relative; time to<br /> talk to robb, ask him; time to<br /> talk to mark, ask him; time to<br /> talk to rick, ask him; time to<br /> talk to kath, ask her. </p>
<p> how does time work and who is<br /> playing what game on whom? </p>
<p>&#169;1997 Chris abraham</p>
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    <content type="html"><![CDATA[<p>three years past<br /> so many things<br /> have and haven't<br /> come to pass. </p>
<p> nothing happens<br /> day-to-day but months<br /> pass in saturation,<br /> without a minute<br /> to spare, without<br /> any room left to move. </p>
<p> all relative, the book<br /> i gave to my mum, the<br /> dedication three years<br /> gone, the party, the<br /> senior year, the girl<br /> who lived in my home. </p>
<p> the new job, the newness<br /> the freshness, the finn<br /> the bobbed hair and <br /> flamenco dancer and the<br /> dutch woman with scoliosis. </p>
<p> big party; big party<br /> with the parisian with<br /> the stomping boots, the<br /> pregnant downstairs<br /> neighbors and the broom<br /> thumping dust up from my </p>
<p> floors, sending away my<br /> intemperate guests into<br /> the night, into the night,<br /> where the clubs still<br /> churn churn churn churn<br /> into the chilled morning. </p>
<p> the morning -- i have such<br /> delicious memories of mornings<br /> sitting on the bench before<br /> my dorm -- from staying up<br /> till the dawn, never waking<br /> before the dawn but always<br /> stringing on stringing on </p>
<p> feeling the humidity <br /> pulled over like a sheet.<br /> a cool morning sheet wrapped. </p>
<p> walking along the mall<br /> walking along the mall<br /> sneakers turning dark from<br /> dew moist dew chilling toes<br /> but walking as the rubber toe<br /> of the shoe squeaks squeaks<br /> its summer song in the dawn. </p>
<p> how does one know if we are<br /> present or past? how does one<br /> know how close to the evil<br /> genius we stand, how he mocks? </p>
<p> did i die the moment things<br /> started becoming weird? such<br /> constant incessant coincidence. </p>
<p> time being relative; time to<br /> talk to robb, ask him; time to<br /> talk to mark, ask him; time to<br /> talk to rick, ask him; time to<br /> talk to kath, ask her. </p>
<p> how does time work and who is<br /> playing what game on whom? </p>
<p>&#169;1997 Chris abraham</p>
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