Kona Poems - Poems about Kona

A Metamucil Moment" Woke up this morning Feeling rather blue Ran out of Metamucil Don't know what to do Muscles really aching Joints are creaky sore I ran out of Ben-Gay Have to run down to the store Blood pressure medicine Seems too have disappeared Can't remember if I used it all My tummy's feeling kinda of weird Where did I put my glasses Can't see a gosh darn...

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Knowing browns of molten Tiger’s Eye give me a loving look One ear cocked, and the other is always half-flopped just so Now and then, her exuberance forgets she’s a large Alsatian as she snuggles for cuddles as a wiggly fur ball named Kona… Bearing colors of her timber wolf kin, she is more like a lamb Eagerly, she’ll swim...

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Kona… My Angel… My Baby… My Hunnie Bear… ...

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I remember gazing upon the ocean from my lanai on the Kona mountainside Watching the cruise ships gliding through the dark Into Kailua Bay at the Same time every morning always clad in their bright jewel necklaces that lit up the dawn. I remember sitting on my lounge chair observing the moon collide with daybreak And disappear from sight While sipping Kona coffee That heavenly aroma warming me...

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Awaken to the scent of green on foliage too broken to be rare after sleep of listless druggery from nature's sweet intent Smoking pit three shades from us with scents that only heaven knows which pump the blood to stir the mind to hunger gone insatiable Kayaks ready on the ebb with coffee brewed to mud and back with sleepy hair and whispered eyes we take...

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