When I hear your name, a tear brings a palm for the ossicle

Waters broadcast plain, I'll sing the rest all day

She lived where the waves kept time for the drowned and had a loving husband growing babies around

You can't roll (?) up a memory of driving around kerosene in a wheelbarrow

A zoo in the kitchen sink. Eight arms push off the lid

I watch the dust on, on the fluorescent

She washed and sung to the shallows of the sea from a temporary bed of terry cloth and canary

The waves broke the stones. The waves alarmed a child

Back when I walked across floors of tar and sea shells, where boats and ?strung up the cot and beach bars served the tables

'cause she once lived in a world of birds folding in mid air

The words sodium erosion, sun-faded sodium erosion

If you do sound it, I'll sing the rest all day