“How to Watch Your Brother Die” Love, as with all other things, brings pain and suffering. Michael Lassell’s poem, ” How to Watch Your Brother Die,” brings a lot of different issues to the table. From reading this poem, I don’t believe that it is Lassell’s brother who is actually dying, but rather a close friend, and that friend’s own brother, whom he had known in his life. The issues that are …showed first 75 words of 900 total…

…showed last 75 words of 900 total…that his brother wanted to forgive him and now he doesn’t have as much pain in his heart. As you can see, the pain of losing a loved one is almost unbearable at times, but you need to pull through and think about the good things that the person did throughout their lives. In conclusion, I would like to quote a phrase from Lassell’s poem. “Curse God, but do not abandon him”(Lassell 648).