Three poems by Leann Forsyth: Fighting (1) Crying (2) Talking (3).

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…an advance directive is a way of extending my fatherly caring into a future when I will be the object of attention – and emotional distress. Envisioning such scenes, I imagine that my daughters might wish for my arm around their shoulders.