After The Blackout
By J.R. Rogue
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Goodreads Choice Nominated poet J.R. Rogue's newest poetry collection—After The Blackout—explores the author's experiment to give up alcohol for a year. And how it transformed into a new way of life.
Weaving between debilitating hangxiety and the gross marriage between alcohol and her sexual encounters, the author tears down memories and walls to expose the black and white definition of alcohol abuse society feeds us. And brings the stark truth to the surface—the face of alcohol use disorder can be anyone, and any reason to give up alcohol is valid.
This collection is about everything we lose and the ways we let ourselves go.
And in the end—how to reclaim peace.
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After The Blackout - J.R. Rogue
AFTER THE BLACKOUT
POEMS
J. R. ROGUE
CONTENTS
AFTER THE BLACKOUT
SIGNS OF AN ALCOHOL USE DISORDER (AUD)
PRAISE FOR AFTER THE BLACKOUT
CONTENT WARNING:
NOTE FROM THE AUTHOR
I CAN’T LOOK AT MY OLD POETRY ANYMORE
THE SLOW DECAY OF SELF
WHAT A STRANGE THING TO DESIRE
COOL GIRL
YOU ARE NOT EIGHTEEN ANYMORE
LURE ON THE TRAPS
HEADBOARDS CRACKING
I ROMANTICIZED IT
WEAPON
SPIRITS
AS THE FOG ROLLS IN
GASPING, GROVELING
CONSENT
WHERE GIRLS GO TO DIE
PLAY DEAD
SORROW SIDE UP
BOTH FEET OFF THE GROUND
NOT TODAY
N̶I̶C̶K̶
IN FOUR, OUT SIX
A COCKTAIL OF THE GOOD & THE BAD
I GET TO REMEMBER
GENTLE OFFERING
RECOVERY
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