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    Brown-Eyed Windows: Poetry Prose and Perspectives
    Brown-Eyed Windows: Poetry Prose and Perspectives
    Brown-Eyed Windows: Poetry Prose and Perspectives
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    Brown-Eyed Windows: Poetry Prose and Perspectives

    By Amy L. Hampton

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    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateFeb 12, 2023
    ISBN9781669842002
    Brown-Eyed Windows: Poetry Prose and Perspectives
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    Amy L. Hampton

    Amy L. Hampton is a distinguished teacher, author, entrepreneur, and mother. She has a Master of Science degree, in Education Leadership, from Concordia University and holds a certification in Music Therapy and Sound Healing from Allegra Learning Solutions. If you would like to schedule a reading, book signing, or other event, please send your inquiries to TheReadingRoomASMR1@gmail.com. For more information and to listen to these poems being read and discussed by the author, visit her YouTube channel TheReadingRoomASMR1.

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      Brown-Eyed Windows - Amy L. Hampton

      Copyright © 2023 by Amy L. Hampton.

      All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the copyright owner.

      Any people depicted in stock imagery provided by Getty Images are models, and such images are being used for illustrative purposes only.

      Certain stock imagery © Getty Images.

      Rev. date: 02/10/2023

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      Contents

      Dedication

      Acknowledgments

      1. Brown Eyed Windows

      2. April 11th

      3. TDY

      4. Where Tomorrow Lies

      5. Intuition

      6. A Wife’s Prayer

      7. Promises

      8. Seasons

      9. Absence

      10. Goodbye

      11. Running Away

      12. Pain Swells

      13. Where I’m From

      14. Unanswered Questions

      15. What Happened

      16. Sleep Walking

      17. Depression

      18. Hope Floats

      19. Sept 11th

      20. Growth

      21. Ghosted

      22. Body Language

      23. Deployed

      24. I Am With You

      25. Rhythm & Blues

      26. The Finger

      27. Perspective

      28. Week 22

      29. Free Falling

      30. Constellations

      31. Remnants

      32. Daydreams

      33. The Endowment of Family

      34. Plan Accordingly

      35. Waiting Rooms

      36. Nightlight

      37. Booked

      38. Speak Up

      39. Advice

      40. Broken

      41. Projection

      42. I See You

      43. A World of Hurt

      44. Tough Love

      45. Love Languages

      46. Ase

      47. Note To Self

      48. Corporate Zombies

      49. Why

      50. From one Beautiful Soul to Another

      51. Boundaries

      52. Awake

      53. What is Love?

      54. Friendship

      55. The New Yorker

      56. Let Go

      57. No Competition

      58. Poems

      59. Choose Wisely

      60. FWIW

      61. Clarity

      62. The Divine Feminine

      63. Dear God

      64. Hero

      65. Grace

      66. Thank You

      67. O’Ryan’s Belt

      68. Lost

      69. Hugs

      70. Alignment

      Dedication

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