Sandy and Tipsy
Sand covers my body,
And wine fills it.
My troubles are buried with my feet,
The rest of me drowns in crimson liquid.
I roll in the soft grittiness,
Driven by the bloody drink.
For hours I play all alone,
Untouched by worldly sorrow.
But I wake later on with a headache,
And sand is in my eyes.
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