I'm having trouble finding a module that would parse an XML like file. I know there are plenty out there but they all require the use of an external library. Could someone suggest how to build a parser for the following format down below, or suggest a module that uses a pure perl implementation? I'm at a loss. The whole format below is on a single line. 
<Reference1>
<reference1_name>jvdsj</reference1_name>
<reference1_address>1234 gjrdkjpigkdj jkgpifodsjgi</reference1_address
+>
<reference1_title>njhdaslj</reference1_title>
<reference1_company>jhfdsalh</reference1_company>
<reference1_csz>Los Angeles, CA,91406</reference1_csz>
<reference1_phone>818-555-1212</reference1_phone>
<reference1_email>wabbit@acme.com</reference1_email>
</Reference1>

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Thanks,
BMaximus

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