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Under Neil:Cassady, the speaker remembers warmth, women as wind and a slow departure associated with Cassidy in the body.

The speaker gives a brief memory without identifying the women or explaining the departure. The title and body use different spellings; the heading's separator also remains uncertain.

A short typed poem headed 'Neil:Cassady': 'It was warm when I meat Cassidy / Beautiful women were the wind / So slow, so much like him / when we left'.

The encounter is remembered as warmth and slowness rather than event. The heading and body spell the name differently, Cassady and Cassidy, and both are kept.