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"Bubbling up in our own good time-- online."
| Elizabeth Tyler Brown |
Biography: Volume 3 Issue 4 - "Memoirs of a Pineapple Bride"
I am an 88-year old widow, mother of five grown children – three boys and two girls. I live in
Veneta Oregon where my number two daughter takes care of my youngest son and me who
are both handicapped. My oldest son and daughter both live on Maui and the middle son lives
in a suburb of Seattle. Beverly picked up a copy of Groundwaters for me at the West Lane
Center Laundromat and brought it home, knowing how much I like writing and am always
wondering if I can do something with it.. Your publication has been a Godsend to me. (Summer
2005)
Elizabeth Tyler Brown was a regular contributor to Groundwaters until her
passing several years ago. Her poetry, however, will live on, thanks to her
family’s willingness to share.
Website address: none
Index of Groundwaters contributions:
Volume 1 Issue 4 - “Sitting in My Easy Chair” (poetry)
Volume 2 Issue 1 - “Slater” (poetry); “A Chariot Race” (personal experience/non-fiction)
Volume 2 Issue 2 - “Voices of Concern” and “Deep Breathing Again” (poetry)
Volume 2 Issue 3 - “Daytime/Nighttime” (poetry)
Volume 3 Issue 1 - “How Did We Entertain Ourselves in 1934?” (essay)
Volume 3 Issue 3 - “I Like It Here,” “Bush’s,” “Dalai Lama” and “Whatever” (poetry)
Volume 3 Issue 4 - “Farewell to Waipio” (poetry)
Volume 4 Issue 3 - “Earth” (poetry)
Volume 4 Issue 4 - “Koa Street” and “No Crown of Thorns This” (poetry)
Volume 5 Issue 1 - “Voices of Concern” (poetry)
Volume 5 Issue 4 - "The Great 'I Am'" (poetry)
Volume 7 Issue 4 - "I Know You Are There" (poetry)
I am an 88-year old widow, mother of five grown children – three boys and two girls. I live in
Veneta Oregon where my number two daughter takes care of my youngest son and me who
are both handicapped. My oldest son and daughter both live on Maui and the middle son lives
in a suburb of Seattle. Beverly picked up a copy of Groundwaters for me at the West Lane
Center Laundromat and brought it home, knowing how much I like writing and am always
wondering if I can do something with it.. Your publication has been a Godsend to me. (Summer
2005)
Elizabeth Tyler Brown was a regular contributor to Groundwaters until her
passing several years ago. Her poetry, however, will live on, thanks to her
family’s willingness to share.
Website address: none
Index of Groundwaters contributions:
Volume 1 Issue 4 - “Sitting in My Easy Chair” (poetry)
Volume 2 Issue 1 - “Slater” (poetry); “A Chariot Race” (personal experience/non-fiction)
Volume 2 Issue 2 - “Voices of Concern” and “Deep Breathing Again” (poetry)
Volume 2 Issue 3 - “Daytime/Nighttime” (poetry)
Volume 3 Issue 1 - “How Did We Entertain Ourselves in 1934?” (essay)
Volume 3 Issue 3 - “I Like It Here,” “Bush’s,” “Dalai Lama” and “Whatever” (poetry)
Volume 3 Issue 4 - “Farewell to Waipio” (poetry)
Volume 4 Issue 3 - “Earth” (poetry)
Volume 4 Issue 4 - “Koa Street” and “No Crown of Thorns This” (poetry)
Volume 5 Issue 1 - “Voices of Concern” (poetry)
Volume 5 Issue 4 - "The Great 'I Am'" (poetry)
Volume 7 Issue 4 - "I Know You Are There" (poetry)
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