WILL THIS YOUNG POET AMOUNT TO NOTHING?

His Aunt Ann certainly thinks so.

"Walter is a drain on your finances " she states self-righteously.

But Richard Colman, a farmer, doesn't think so. He loves his son, Walter Colman the young poet, and supports his ambition. Walter is his link to his dead wife. And besides . . .

However Richard Colman's finances fail and the young poet must fend for himself.

At first Walter finds some success -- but he meets the seductive Lufa and endures trouble.

Should he return to the simple life of father, farmland and childhood friend Molly -- and his love of God Himself?

Find out in this heartfelt parable of faith and art by the nineteenth century Scottish Christian master