Masoud Fardmanesh's intimate account; from his difficult entry into Iranian Radio in his early 20s and his repeated rejections by the "Poetry Council", to his breakthrough with songs like "We Can't Meet" for Googoosh. He talks about the turbulent days of the revolution and helping Googoosh return safely, his migration to Los Angeles and his years as a laborer, to his re-establishment of his artistic path. Notable collaborations: "Parandeh" (Martik), "Sabad Sabad" (Abi), "Nene" and "Sekeh" (Moin), "Paygham" (Shohreh), "Omad Bahar va Bouy Yar" (Leila Forouhar), "Kash Shah Bodom" (Sattar), "Shab Toi Rahe" (Shahram Shabparah) and the best-selling spoken word albums "Hakayat" and "Hahadeh" with Siavash Ghomayshi. Finally, a sharp critique of the state of author's rights and appreciation for his wife/poet Fath Ameri and the doctors who were with him during his illness.