I think it's about being in love with someone changeable and 'moody', and also touching on Wyatt's own immaturity, as he sees it. The sea is used as a metaphor for the woman's changing moods. Not exactly a new idea, but a very beautifully expressed one here.
I think it's about being in love with someone changeable and 'moody', and also touching on Wyatt's own immaturity, as he sees it. The sea is used as a metaphor for the woman's changing moods. Not exactly a new idea, but a very beautifully expressed one here.