Poet-Songwriter Nolie Cassidy's existence had always been unorganized. Although Nolie's life had settled down in recent years, it was again disrupted. Not only was she on the brink of becoming a fifty-years old, she had lost everything she considered to be of value to her. Her constant companion, a precious old Irish setter had died. Her inkwell dried up, and her guitar was in hibernation. Libby Hershel, the woman she was in love with, had let her down. Nolie was once again a vagabond. She was now without a song, a lyric, a home, her beloved sidekick dog, and without the woman she loved....