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Daisy M. Brown was born in Southern California during the 1950’s at a time when life was still quite simple. No cell phones or color televisions or even automotive safety-belts. No one locked their doors because everyone knew their neighbors. It was at a time when a child’s mind was filled with wonder and their favorite pastime was riding bikes with bells on the handlebars, colored tassels blowing in the wind and a “playing card” fastened to the spokes with a wooden clothespin.
Though it took years to shape her literary knowledge she always held onto her dreams which soon became her reality. She also made a promise to herself; to never to lose her “child within”. Soon her young and wandering mind grew into a passion for poetry and gave her inner peace.
Her first poem was published in my high school creative arts literary magazine with great pride. As an adult she moved to Northern California and went on to publish work in three different poetry anthologies in the 90’s.
In time she acquired more of an understanding of life with a profession as a teaching assistant for middle school children, many years as a home-health assistant for young adults and the elderly, and today she is an author of four children's books “How to teach a frog to sing”, "Chiturkins", "Why Can't Square Fish Swim?" and "Grown Up Food?" and have many other works in progress.
With her children, grandchildren, and many nieces and nephews, she is overjoyed with all the great memories, and filled with the anticipation of even more in the future…

Daisy M. Brown was born in Southern California during the 1950’s at a time when life was still quite simple. No cell phones or color televisions or even automotive safety-belts. No one locked their doors because everyone knew their neighbors. It was at a time when a child’s mind was filled with wonder and their favorite pastime was riding bikes with bells on the handlebars, colored tassels bl... More