Forty Poems* for Forty Pounds: (*To Be Read by the Refrigerator Light) Anastasia Stacie Peart He then proceeds to methodically

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Forty Poems* for Forty Pounds: (*To Be Read by the Refrigerator Light) Anastasia Stacie Peart He then proceeds to methodicallyPoems to be read by the refrigerator light After battling food, weight, and self esteem issues for years, Trish Dougherty, a poet, mother, and graduate student at the Bread Loaf School of English in Middlebury, Vermont, decided to employ her strengths of self perception, humor, and the written word to wrestle her demons to the ground. Forty Poems for Forty Pounds is for anyone who has struggled with self worth through their relationship with food.