She Would rather be in Paris, although rosie Ming is Encouraged to Play at a Poetry Festival at Shiraz, Iran. She it has never been anywhere by herself and lives in the home with her overprotective grandparents that are Chinese. She finds herself in the company of Persians and Celebrities, all who tell. Abandoned her and the nature of Poetry itself. It's all about building connections between generational and ethnic divides. It's about being interested. Staying receptive. And finding your own voice through poetry's magic. Rosie continues in an travel of forgiveness and perhaps above all, understanding, through researching her father's past, her own identity, along with also her responsibility to it.