A mock pack of sea dogs Lay on the hot, white shore; Their wrinkles said They'd been too long In the sea. Next to them dozed a tyrian crab Whose sleep in a foot-trace deep Commenced to crumble In the green rumble Of a lecherous tide.
Then a dark, awkward soundΒ Β (Not too far from the drowsing crab) Was heard. He came forth from the mountain To sun himself on the shore And send the frightened rocksΒ Β Back to the deep.