@Bryan R Howard Just a wild guess, of course, but given that the previous lines were "I thought myself her keeper
She thought I meant her harm
She thought I was the archer" and weather men are commonly derided as getting the weather WRONG, I would guess that it means she thought--and it is obviously true--that he got his words describing their relationship (& his perception of their relationship) wrong.
@Bryan R Howard Just a wild guess, of course, but given that the previous lines were "I thought myself her keeper
She thought I meant her harm
She thought I was the archer" and weather men are commonly derided as getting the weather WRONG, I would guess that it means she thought--and it is obviously true--that he got his words describing their relationship (& his perception of their relationship) wrong.
What is meant by " A weatherman of words". From the Elton John/Bernie Taupin song 'High Flying Bird?".
@Bryan R Howard Just a wild guess, of course, but given that the previous lines were "I thought myself her keeper She thought I meant her harm She thought I was the archer" and weather men are commonly derided as getting the weather WRONG, I would guess that it means she thought--and it is obviously true--that he got his words describing their relationship (& his perception of their relationship) wrong.
@Bryan R Howard Just a wild guess, of course, but given that the previous lines were "I thought myself her keeper She thought I meant her harm She thought I was the archer" and weather men are commonly derided as getting the weather WRONG, I would guess that it means she thought--and it is obviously true--that he got his words describing their relationship (& his perception of their relationship) wrong.