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  <title>Chivalry is dead</title>
  <subtitle>The French Inhaler.</subtitle>
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    <name>The French Inhaler.</name>
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    <title>A poem written for me</title>
    <published>2038-01-19T03:14:07Z</published>
    <updated>2007-12-11T09:44:18Z</updated>
    <content type="html">Eyes to the high sky&lt;br /&gt;Tied to my eyes&lt;br /&gt;Blind&lt;br /&gt;The sun of strain; reframe from leaping in his flame &lt;br /&gt;His smoke rolled off me, like heat waves of age&lt;br /&gt;And age and time &lt;br /&gt;And time so fine you look back on that time, and catch a glimpse of your own death&lt;br /&gt;Where green flashes flash my glasses &lt;br /&gt;And purple pulsars pass me &lt;br /&gt;Beats of rain, fell, to the beats of guitar&lt;br /&gt;And our arms twirled upward and reached for the stars&lt;br /&gt;Rivers run deep and the river was wild, and from the depths of our currents swept a golden haired child &lt;br /&gt;Dancing the river and swirling the rain &lt;br /&gt;The women cried out, their voices in pain &lt;br /&gt;For the child, which form this world twas torn &lt;br /&gt;Held up high, to the eye of the storm &lt;br /&gt;On lightning! she danced, to the place she was born.</content>
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