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My Father's Dying.

The monarch butterflies so abundant around the small pond are slowly disappearing. Tomatoes from the vine that curled its way up the drainage spout are now lined up on the kitchen windowsill to capture the sun's rays. Summer draws to an end as my father's life also draws to a close.As part of my narrative, I have included, in italics, entries from my journal from this time.

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