Pretty much speaks for itself.
Read moreMy Wish for You
One of a few favorites of mine, more to follow…By Elizabeth Blue, © 2004.
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Summer Squash – poem by Elizabeth Blue
Summer Squash by Elizabeth Blue, 9/1/08, age 18 (a class assignment) When the sun grows full and ripe in the morning sky. When the cracked Earth begins to soften and thaw. It is then that I shall emerge from the hard shell of my birth My pod. My seed. It is then that I shall […]
Read more“Making You a Latte” – Poem by Elizabeth Blue
Making You A Latte – by Elizabeth Blue 6.3.12 5-Close Corral Shift (at Time Market/Cafe in Tucson, AZ) {One of Elizabeth’s last poems, written when she’d finished chemo, was in remission, and was just beginning to tell people that she’d had cancer. She had wanted to get through treatment and live as normal a life […]
Read moreA Long Journey from the ICU to Hospice – Emails from July, 2012
These entries from my emails and journals from July, 2012, one year ago, tell the story of the hardest period in my daughter’s time of living with cancer. Elizabeth Blue was in the ICU after a recurrence of lymphoma in her brain. Since June 12, 2012, she had had two rounds of chemo which did […]
Read moreA Lifetime – by Elizabeth Blue (poem)
From “Moksha Natya – Liberation Dance: For where but in self-expression do we find the liberation that is the dance of the soul?” by Elizabeth Claire Kurland Meagher (aka Elizabeth Blue) A Lifetime I want, To quote Rumi. I want to say one thousand words of thanks. I want To throw One million rose petals […]
Read moreMy Wish For You
My Wish For You, written by Elizabeth Blue, age 14, in 2004.
Read moreObama Poem ~ in the Huffington Post!
Today, the day before the November, 2012 presidential election, Elizabeth’s poem about Obama was published in a blog on The Huffington Post! She wrote this poem when he was first running for president in 2008, when she was 18. She always hoped that it would get to President Obama, and it’s getting closer by the […]
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