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Eric Swalwell Gives Us Three Words We NEVER Wanted to Hear: Secret ... Erotic ... Poetry


It's difficult to imagine how Eric Swalwell, the man who would be California's governor, could possibly humiliate himself further than he already has. 

In the past week alone, the Congressman has face planted in a Congressional hearing with ICE director Todd Lyons AND found himself named in the Epstein files he demanded be released. 

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His public flatulence and sordid history with a Chinese spy are beginning to become the least embarrassing things about him.

But since the left has no bottom floor, this week, we learned three words about Swalwell that might surpass all of his other disgraces:

Secret. Erotic. Poetry. 

Oh, Twitchy readers, we only WISH we were joking about this one. 

For full disclosure, we acknowledge that this 'poetry' was written when Swalwell was in college. Most of us do some pretty dumb things in college, but the verses of Swalwell's youthful balladry are so chock full of cringe, they make even Jamaal Bowman's 'slam poetry' about 9/11 seem Pulitzer worthy. 

The poem, titled 'Hungover From Burgundy,' describes two partners meeting atop a hotel before having 'formless and magnificent' sex in a 'flurry of limbs and nails,' with the narrator appearing to relish being bitten.

'While I screamed / She bent her lips to mine,' the passage reads, adding the pair kept kissing 'till veins imploded and exploded … For bounded mouths cannot speak of parting.'

'And there beauty was, formless and magnificent — a flurry of limbs and nails. She chased and I ran, I chased and she ran,' Swalwell wrote in the poem.

'In the morning, I awoke beside beauty’s shadow — her form sloppy and her legs pale. My scar lost, my lips cracked and dry. And we groaned simultaneously.'

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Trust us, Congressman. You and your mysterious lover aren't the only ones groaning. 

We could go on with more from this poem, but we think everyone has suffered enough just reading that excerpt.

Is it any wonder that China targeted this man for a honeytrap? 

People have been sent to CECOT for lesser crimes than what Swalwell committed. 

The congressman tried to defend his poetry by laughing it off, but that only made things worse. 

Uhh, no thank you. And that's really weird. 

Needless to say, the dragging Swalwell received in X last night was nothing short of epic. 

He provides more cringe than the entire world would ever need. 

Several others offered up tribute poems to Swalwell. 

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Most, however, just wanted the pain to stop. 

It's true. Seeing Swalwell's 'poetry' made us want to go full Oedipus on our eyes. 

Swalwell's verses made us jealous of people who have had the pleasure of listening to Vogon poetry. 

Where is the International Criminal Court when you need it to level charges of crimes against humanity? 

To quote Joaquin Phoenix in the (very disturbing) movie 8MM, 'There are things you will see, and you can't unsee them.'

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We can't blame anyone who decided to toss their phone off a cliff after reading poet laureate Swalwell. 

We are sorry. Sincerely. But everyone knows the rules. 

As for Swalwell's defense of 'just being young,' that's not going to fly either. 

No, it is not. 

And, to prove the point, the New York Post article goes on to include some other things that were revealed about Swalwell's college days. For instance, he was a vocal defender of convicted cop killers Mumia Abu-Jamal and Leonard Peltier. 

We may all do dumb things in college, but most of us don't go to the mattresses for horrible, violent criminals. 

Yep, that pretty much sums it up. 

We're almost afraid to ask how Eric Swalwell could sink any lower than this. 

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Because we're sure he'll try to meet the challenge. 

And, knowing him, he'll probably manage to do that before the week is out. 

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