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The poem surfaced in an effort by a conservative filmmaker to influence the California governor race where Swalwell competes against six high-profile Democrats.
- The Mail reported Monday that a trove includes a 2001 erotic poem, prompting Rep. Eric Swalwell to reply on social media, writing `You think my poetry at 19 was bad?`.
- As a 19-year-old at Campbell University, North Carolina, Eric Swalwell wrote poems during 2001, and conservative filmmaker Joel Gilbert provided the material to The Mail while reportedly working against Swalwell's campaign.
- The poem, `Hungover From Burgundy`, includes the line `Kissing till veins imploded and exploded` and verses describing biting like `Atop my hotel she stopped, and I lept for cloth and tan, my anxious arm she bit`.
- The disclosures land amid the crowded California governor's race, where Swalwell campaigns after joining in November alongside at least six other high-profile Democrats and prominent Republican challengers.
- Some lines read like a private diary, including `Wait til you see my 12-yr old diary.` and `For bounded mouths cannot speak of parting.` from college-era writings.
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Rep Reacts After His Secret Erotic Poetry Is Exposed
Rep. Eric Swalwell is making light of erotic poetry he wrote when he was a 19-year-old college student. Swalwell, a California gubernatorial candidate, contributed the poem “Hungover From Burgundy” to literary magazine The Lyricist as part of a creative writing class at North Carolina’s Campbell University, according to the Daily Mail, which acquired the poem from Joel Gilbert, a right-wing film director and activist who opposes Swalwell’s bid. …
It is a graphic poem loaded with sex in which he boasted of lovers.He wrote it for a magazine during his university stage.
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