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    Revolving Shades of Blue
    Revolving Shades of Blue
    Revolving Shades of Blue
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    Revolving Shades of Blue

    By Jeanne Campbell

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    Editing these poems decades later, I am remembering something that I lost or surrendered. As a young adult, I struggled to reconcile awareness of my higher self and spirit guide with the day-to-day reality. As a result, I lost faith in both. Today, at fifty-four years young, I have come home to the open channel of youth. My higher self and spirit guide are a comfort to me still. They have cared for and protected me in some of the most peculiar situations. I have listened to them and ignored them over the years. They have loved me unconditionally, regardless. Life is a journey that explores the spiritual realms of Being, weaving our souls contracts into meaningful purpose.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBalboa Press
    Release dateMay 11, 2016
    ISBN9781504350945
    Revolving Shades of Blue
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    Jeanne Campbell

    Jeanne P. Campbell was born July 28, 1960, in Erie, Pennsylvania. She left home at seventeen and moved to San Francisco, where a lot of her poetry was written. She returned to Pennsylvania, where she raised three children for the most part as a single mom as she worked her way through college. She received a BS in secondary education with a concentration in English and an MS in secondary education and curriculum instruction. Her eclectic interests include yoga and hypnotherapy, in which she has obtained certifications for both. Ms. Campbell is an avid explorer and embraces change as a means of spiritual and intellectual growth.

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      Revolving Shades of Blue - Jeanne Campbell

      Copyright © 2016 Jeanne Campbell.

      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.

      This book is a work of non-fiction. Unless otherwise noted, the author and the publisher make no explicit guarantees as to the accuracy of the information contained in this book and in some cases, names of people and places have been altered to protect their privacy.

      Balboa Press

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      The author of this book does not dispense medical advice or prescribe the use of any technique as a form of treatment for physical, emotional, or medical problems without the advice of a physician, either directly or indirectly. The intent of the author is only to offer information of a general nature to help you in your quest for emotional and spiritual well-being. In the event you use any of the information in this book for yourself, which is your constitutional right, the author and the publisher assume no responsibility for your actions.

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      ISBN: 978-1-5043-5093-8 (sc)

      ISBN: 978-1-5043-5095-2 (hc)

      ISBN: 978-1-5043-5094-5 (e)

      Library of Congress Control Number: 2016902069

      Balboa Press rev. date: 04/29/2016

      CONTENTS

      Preface

      Part I. 1978-1981---Coming of Age

      Truth for Life

      A View of Life's Creation

      She Calls Me Abnormal

      Blue Jeans Patched with Dreams

      Ideas of Nature in Doubt

      Dissolving in Life's Sea Blue

      My Heart is Traveling Time

      The Difference is Conscious Control

      2015 Sacramento Street

      Feel Me, I am a Deaf Girl

      A Step in Love

      Maybe They Will Unwind

      The Stars Shine Spirits Free

      Happiness is Fragile

      No Peace Of Mind For A Restless Heart

      Visits of Inspired Insanity

      All The Same Playing Life's Game

      Your Memory, My Reality

      Security is an Illusion

      Love Born Inside a Teardrop

      A Living State of Mind

      Smile Nature's High

      Existing in a Chess Game

      Alone by Choice

      It is your day Dad

      Loved on in Memory

      Bad Time to Call

      Asleep, Dreaming Overtime

      A Circle Evolves With Children to Care

      Bodies Talk Sense

      Ancient Games of Love

      Carry on a Natural Way

      California Free Ride

      The East Coast Man

      Where to go Blue

      Love's Holy City Zoo

      Rise Above to Spirited Love

      We All Fly Out Here, Alone

      You and I, Alive to Die

      Life Alone Reflects a Mirror

      Sadness is Madness when Locked in a Heart

      A Common Road for All

      We Can Last One More Try

      Take Some Time, Lady Blue

      Circling Motions I Begin to End

      Simply Day by Day

      Wild for His Smile

      Light Days, Dark Nights

      Work, Eat, Sleep

      If You Believe

      For You I'll Write for Love

      Death Displayed in Dreams

      No Leather, No U.S.

      Pretense of the World at Hand

      Don't Let the Girl Figure Me Out

      What the World Needs Now

      The Highway, You, and Me

      My Love's Expression

      We Will When

      A Written Rainbow

      Love into One Seed

      Money Man on the Hill

      Love me, Babe

      A Simple Love Day

      I'm Blind, I Know

      You're in my Dreams Again Tonight

      A Flight to Saturn

      Trip to a Foreign Town

      A Certain Death Waits for Us All

      A Fainting Spell

      One Week in a Month

      Rise With Love to Heaven

      Lead Me To Your Love

      Is There an End to the Guessing

      The Ace Directs the Game in Play

      A Habit of the Blues

      Paying the Price

      Born to the Blues

      View From a Child's Eye

      K-Mart

      Spirits Naturally

      Flame to Ash

      The Heart Has Many Faces

      In Love Today

      Love lost

      The Hey Hey Song

      My Cousin, My Friend

      Feeling Lonely, Feeling Lost

      Waltz Me Around Again, Willy

      Understanding Love Together

      Part II. 1992-2004

      The Playground

      Beyond the Road

      Picture of Love

      (I'm Not Gonna Be Another) Fool For Love

      The Line

      My Flesh Turned and Walked Away

      J. McNeal

      Poor Timing

      A Friend

      Settling

      Sour Valentine

      # 1 The Affair

      # 2 Reality Check

      # 3 One Night Survival Stand

      #4 80 % Imagination

      # 5 No Grey

      Searching

      A Christmas Fantasy

      # 6

      # 7

      # 8 Broken Mold

      # 9 Carnal Craving

      # 10 Dead End Dream

      # 11 Hopelessly Hoping

      # 12 A Spiritual Law

      # 13 The Man's a Mirage

      # 14 Transition

      # 15 Mystical Mirror

      # 16 Incomplete Circle

      Epilogue

      PREFACE

      This collection of poetry begins sometime in 1978. I have deliberately kept them put away in a folder somewhere all of these years for multiple reasons not worth going into. When I was composing them, I felt the strength of my expression, a connection to something bigger than me, the Universe I suppose. I wrote them in solitude but never really felt alone during the process. In the private interactions with my pen and paper, I had a sense of completeness even though the content may state otherwise. All that I felt and experienced could be expressed and explained. I lived in the present and was quite content for a period of time. Though, I did have trouble reconciling my private hobby if you will with my experience in the world of work and socializing. Here I was a 17-year-old high school drop out from small town Pennsylvania carving out a living as an adult in the bustling city of

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