title: Dark Blonde: Poems
author:  Belle Waring 
description: Belle Waring is so fine a poet as to be able to grip the unbearable and shape it into poetry that shocks us, but saves us by the beauty of words that refuse to sensationalize or to let us look away. She exposes doctors who should be factory workers for the mechanical way they treat human bodies and fathers who cast the darkest of shadows across their children's smiles. Waring's language in <i>Dark Blonde</i>lifts the reader out of troubles and into a clearer understanding of the human condition; it's not a naively optimistic vision, but it offers much hope.
zlib_text: MY CURVY BELLE
  
  JORDAN SILVER
  
  Copyright © 2018 by Jordan Silver
  
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  > CONTENTS
  
  > 1\. _Logan_
  
  > 2\. _Logan_
  
  > 3\. _Logan_
  
  > 4\. _Logan_
  
  > 5\. _Logan_
  
  > 6\. _Logan_
  
  > 7\. _Belle_
  
  > 8\. _Logan_
  
  > 9\. _Logan_
  
  > 10\. _Logan_
  
  > 11\. _Logan_
  
  > 12\. _Logan_
  
  > 13\. _Logan_
  
  > 14\. _Logan_
  
  > 15\. _Logan_
  
  > 16\. _Logan_
  
  > 17\. _Logan_
  
  > 18\. _Logan_
  
  > 19\. _Logan_
  
  > 20\. _Logan_
  
  > 21\. _Logan_
  
  > 22\. _Logan_
  
  >  _Epilogue_
  
  **Logan**
  
  “Damn, now that’s one hell of a fine ass.” I damn near walked into a pole
  checking that shit out. After years spent living in a dry ass town with the
  anorexic brigade, where my preferred bedmate of choice were slim pickings, th