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    Through Multiple Eyes
    Through Multiple Eyes
    Through Multiple Eyes
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    Through Multiple Eyes

    By Ava Arasan

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    Imagine if you could experience countless emotions within minutes. Love, joy, happiness, relief, and intrigue would only be a few letters away. Simple solutions would be provided when fear, anger, and disappointment sneak their way into ones heart. When one is feeling down, this book acts as your friend and supports you while you get over it. Imagine if you could live the life of someone else and feel what they feel. Their emotions are now a part of your own heart. You could live a whole different life while just relaxing in one place. Through this book, emotions, support, concerns, and beauty can be accessed easily. Experience the world differently with a simple flip of a page.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBalboa Press
    Release dateAug 23, 2018
    ISBN9781982208257
    Through Multiple Eyes
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    Ava Arasan

    Ava Arasan is a thirteen-year-old author. Ava loves to write poetry and often finds herself doing just that in her spare time. Her poems express her deepest emotions and concerns. She believes that poems are the reflection of the heart and wrote this book to share her messages. When Ava is not writing poems, she is reading, singing, practicing the piano, or playing sports. Ava lives in Cupertino, CA with her mother, father, dog, and kitty.

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      Through Multiple Eyes - Ava Arasan

      Through

      Multiple Eyes

      Ava Arasan

      Copyright © 2018 Ava Arasan.

      All rights reserved. No part of this book may be used or reproduced by any means, graphic, electronic, or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, taping or by any information storage retrieval system without the written permission of the author except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles and reviews.

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      Because of the dynamic nature of the Internet, any web addresses or links contained in this book may have changed since publication and may no longer be valid. The views expressed in this work are solely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the publisher, and the publisher hereby disclaims any responsibility for them.

      Interior Graphics/Art Credit: Ava Arasan

      ISBN: 978-1-9822-0824-0 (sc)

      ISBN: 978-1-9822-0825-7 (e)

      Library of Congress Control Number: 2018908514

      Balboa Press rev. date: 08/13/2018

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      Contents

      Through Multiple Eyes

      The Topic of My Poem

      A Forest

      Among Puff y White Clouds

      When You are Different

      A Magic Mirror

      Essence of Truth

      Flames

      The Simple Loveliness of Books!

      Types of Wind

      Complete!

      The Melody Movers

      Rain Racers

      Painting with Puddles

      The Land of You

      Question Rules?

      Brain Yoga

      Disappointment

      Magic, Magic

      The Delightful Shade of Gray

      Ready? Set? RUN!

      451

      The Night at Your Core

      Red Wonder

      Christmas Magic

      Haven’s Wing

      Smile Juice

      Sky?

      The Last Bite

      What Defines You.

      Profound

      The Child within the Night

      Everyone’s Blackboard

      Straps!

      Patterns

      Calendar Memos

      Resilience

      The Magic in Poetry

      Song

      The Opposite Mystery

      A Terrible Fight

      The Story of You

      Life

      Grandmother

      Grandfather,

      In the Midst of Me

      Mommy

      Appa

      Beware! The Monster Under the Bed

      A Starry Something

      Apology to You

      The Face of the Moon

      Change

      You’ve Conquered Your Fears!

      The Tide of Poems

      Two-Faced

      Snuggles

      Flowers

      Dazzle

      Embrace!

      Dream Wolf

      H-A-P-P-I-N-E-S-S

      Human

      The Things We do not See

      I Will

      Ode to my Ocean

      A Modern Kissed Nature

      What Kung Fu Kicks Up

      The Unknown Death

      Neto Nut and Neela

      Forever

      Golden-Tinged Wings

      Freedom to be Free

      On and on…

      The Human Trace

      ABChildren Destined Eternally For Giddy Happiness

      Through Multiple Eyes

      Here you shall very much enjoy

      This wonderful book of poetry,

      That explores many subjects,

      Some new,

      Some old,

      Some frightening,

      Some bold,

      And through these various subjects,

      You will see multiple parts of the world,

      Through multiple dimensions,

      Through multiple times,

      Through multiple emotions,

      Through multiple eyes.

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      The Topic of My Poem

      I do not know what the topic of my poem is,

      I do not know what the title of my poem is,

      I do not know what I should write about in my poem,

      Oh! I

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