Hawaiian Poems

Premium MemberPineapples

Pineapples are a great fruit.
Love in a cold drink.
Makes carrot cake so special.
Chocolate is fun.
Hawaiian grown fruit.
It's for me,
Loved.
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Categories: hawaiian, fruit, fun, happiness, uplifting,
Form: Epulaeryu

Premium MemberHawaiian Vacation

I flew to Hawaii and stayed
for thrills and excitement I prayed
the nightlife was dull
the rest was a lull
at least I can say I got lei'd
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Categories: hawaiian, humor,
Form: Limerick


Premium MemberChapter 152-- same day--DAMIAN DELILAH MALLORY HOLANNYA: The reception and These Hawaiian Daze

Date:  April  2051

Wondrous water ways Hawaiian Daze
And Daze and Daze. The Hakim 
Family wondered how long their
Stay would endure as their return 
Home was inevitable. Now as the
Ceremony ended. Everybody 
Remained in festive spirits. Saderi 
Lead the family out on the hotel
Garden where an assortment of 
Food were placed on two small 
Tables.
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Categories: hawaiian, allusion, birth,
Form: Alliteration

Premium MemberHawaiian Hibernal Solstice

Sliced pineapple chills in ice cubed glass;              
                               cool solstice sun tops
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Categories: hawaiian, analogy, appreciation, fun, imagery,
Form: Crystalline

Premium MemberHawaiian Sunrise

Pink plumeria, midst the boats.
Hibiscus buoyant in moonlight.
A Hawaiian sunrise, she floats.
In my teal eyes, a blinding light.

Fluorescent peak near New York Bay.
The studio lighting with ties.
A brightened set, no quiet quay.
Smiles big, as she chats with the guys.

Those ties lollygag, with fashion,
whilst their counterpart shows her smarts.
Big blue eyes batting compassion.
In their midst, she’s
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Categories: hawaiian, imagery, morning,
Form: Quatrain


Premium MemberChapter 149-- DAMIAN DELILAH MALLORY HOLANNYA: Next Hawaiian Day

Date: March  2051

The next Hawaiian rendezvous:
Warm Hawaiian breeze. Wooo! This
Is LIFE!!! Holly scream for Dolly and 
Molly to hear. Molly said, "We should 
Explore as long as we're here. This place
Is full of curiosities."  Holly and Dolly 
Agreed. Molly and Dolly reminded
"Let's be sure we have our wallets
Our digital  paraphernalia all that."
They
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Categories: hawaiian, allusion,
Form: Alliteration

Premium MemberChapter 147--DAMIAN DELILAH MALLORY HOLANNYA: the day continues-Heavenly Hawaiian Destination

Date:  March  2051

Warm nearly spring afternoon 
Some Hakims were assembled 
On the vast front lawn with their
Luggage. Sidney Saderi Dolly Molly
Spoke with mother Daughtry about
The children's care.  Damian spoke
To Pierce and Tiffan about supervising
With the other children. They were
Making last minute preparations to
Leave. Damian said as a exited,
"Salis the 2 nurses will
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Categories: hawaiian, allusion, child,
Form: Prose

Premium MemberChapter 147-- DAMIAN DELILAH MALLORY HOLANNYA: A Hawaiian Approach

Date:  April  2051
 
7 am the call resounded throughout 
Every Hakim Household. They had it
Blaring out onto the estate's public
Address system. "DJ heard it in 
His house clearly he was visibly 
Irritated.  But he laughed regardless
He turned to Sashi saying, "Well Sash 
This is about to get serious!"  Across the
Street Damian
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Categories: hawaiian, america, anxiety, black love,
Form: Alliteration

Premium MemberPipe Lines of Kaimu: The Hawaiian Church in Kalapana

I stood at the top of our dirt driveway looking back at our two-story house. It's kind of a long house where, from our second-floor windows, you can see cars driving on the lane road in our village. Now with that said, Kalapana village is what I would call its, 'Heyday Period'. Just to the
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Categories: hawaiian, appreciation, beautiful, blessing, christian,
Form: Narrative

Premium MemberThe Twelve Days of Christmas, Hawaiian Style

"Just live a little, Hawaiian style!" Quote by Hawaiian Style Band.

On the first day of Christmas, my tutu gave to me,
-- (and...) a-*Ne-ne-Goose-un-der-a-gua-va-tree.
(guava fruits are the best part of their diet--trust me)

On the second day of Christmas, my tutu gave to me,
-- two *Gardenias
(*Hawaiian gar-DE-nias or Nanu, Na'u, or Forest Gardenias are overwhelmingly fragrant white
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Categories: hawaiian, animal, bird, care, environment,
Form: Lyric

Premium MemberHawaiian Winter - Ws

*Image of Beach Snowman by Pixabay.

Hawaiian Winter - WS

Snow trace e'er so oft
Soloist compacts barely
Do salt waves surge teasingly?

Surf and sand hulas
Sun melts away mini-me
So snowman bid Aloha?

Revised: 2023 January 10
Original: 2023 January 08
*1st Place*
Winter Sedoka
~~Charles Messina: Judged 2023 January 25

*HMS.
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Categories: hawaiian, fun, sun, winter,
Form: Sedoka

Premium MemberHawaiian Eskimos

*Image of Quebec City by LNEWS.

Hawaiian Eskimos

Quacking lone duckling on a crystal lake,
Queerly hops a loon, faux pas not a mistake,

Quebec, dad's trunk roads for sightseers,
Quaint scene, an edgy dad seeks volunteers,

Qualifying mountie, Hawaiians, he indulges,
Quality time, the whole of Canada, he divulges.

2022 July 26
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Categories: hawaiian, travel, vacation,
Form: Couplet

Premium MemberHawaiian Pizza

Thin crust, golden brown,
zesty marinara sauce with hot pepper cheese
round discs of Canadian bacon with chunks of sweet yellow pineapple
Tasty banana peppers, a Hawaiian delight, homemade by me
My favorite pizza ever!
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Categories: hawaiian, food,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberIce Cream Gran 9 - Grans Hawaiian Adventure

Who snored the loudest was open to question
But each would deny such an insane suggestion
The phone rang just once and she opened one eye
‘Up you get, Nitro, we gotta fly.’

Nitro Cat yawned and he leapt from her lap
His eyes still half closed from his over-short nap
He looked up as Gran put her phone to her
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Categories: hawaiian, cat, grandmother, hero,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberHawaiian Pineapple

The best pineapples are grown domestically.
They come from the Aloha State of Hawaii.
However, you can't buy them locally.
The fruit in cans may come from Central America.
Some come from Southeast Asia.
So, if you live in Alaska,
or any of the states in the continental forty-eight,
I have to tell you something that won't sound great.
No, you can't find
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Categories: hawaiian, business, food, fruit,
Form: Rhyme

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