 Well, in this poem, because I start out with my own thoughts. The narrator is talking about the I of the poem. I don't like talking about the dead, etc. But then towards the end, when I bring the reader in and say, perhaps you're dealing with your own ghost, that brings the reader in. So it begins with the individual, but it ends with the universal. So I know you wrote a memoir. It's called Daddy's Money, a memoir of farm and family. Tell us about your daddy and the farm and family.