This crustacean of mine has a tiger grip on the sand
When he feels the sun shift he changes his heart
Singin' doo-doo-doo, one two three
But I loved you first (when I first met love)
Man, it's floating arms were stolen by the crashing sea
And as he says it, "I was tossled by the idiot wind"
The ugly chords that played woke me up
as I wasted away in my dreams
You played it dear
The song of the year.
In its own tracks, the blood-shed had relations with my hand
I'm convicted, now take me away
Night bones we are alone as we live in this north sky
Crawl away with just one hollow day
The grain, the rock, the waves
And since you are no longer my midnight
Rosemary, be as still.
And since I am no longer shaken
history, be as it whatever you may.
Fine and Fine
Nice voyage, glad to come along - like sand waiting for a wave - nice - Lady A
Wind 'can' be idiot!
It goes without saying that the poem is elegantly crafted. I reckon that the very title "Idiot Wind" reveals how creative the poet is! Congrats!