Maui Poems - Poems about Maui

Maui Needs Hope Not Hype

To visut Maui, would inject cash into local pockets
I hear many hotels, and other venues are untouched
By the fires? Just in the opposite side.' If i were able
I would go,knowing my contribution would go more
Likely where its needed.'? I an rushing off but thought
To post this in good will, for the people there, if I

Categories: maui, america, appreciation, courage, growth,
Form: Bio

From Maui With Love

America had a King
and we all know his name
He wasn't king in England
and he wasn't king in Spain
He ruled with in our borders
And with majesty he did reign
King Kamehameha
He was known by his name

Categories: maui, allusion,
Form: Blank verse

Maui Wildfires

Maui Wildfires
Miracle Man
8-16-2023

Loved ones lost, others perhaps, forever missing,
and from this disaster some rush to place blame.
Try empathizing with others and abstain from dissing,
lend a helping hand as their lives they reclaim.

To awake one morning and see life’s work disappear,
when no thought was present that this might occur.
Things may possibly be worse than they now

Categories: maui, angst, courage, death, emotions,
Form: Quatrain

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry

When Doves Cry In Maui

The fires they breach far and wide
yet leaving no nest not low or high
the closer it gets the farther we fly
wind swept smoke clouding the eyes
distance by distance higher the height 
homes all gone as we struggle for life
sometimes surrounded, safety in flight
leaving those behind who could not fight
Land for a moment till heats comes

Categories: maui, bereavement,
Form: Free verse

The Great Fish Maui Snared

With canoe and hook of a jawbone
  below a great fish Maui snared,
and his brothers half-crazed behaving
  leapt and gouged in frenzy craving.
From Palliser Bay to Cape Reinga 
 (departing place of the spirits),
from Egmont in the west to Mt Hikurangi 
  where dawn’s light is first to see

Home where the far

Categories: maui, home,
Form: Rhyme

Watching the Sunset In Maui

Pictures shared over the airwaves
Palm trees giving ever so gently
To tropical breezes are captured
As our forever moment in time.
With each sunrise comes the
Rich greens, soothingly calming blues
And gently comforting whites.
A breathtaking scenery of a canvas
Of unimaginable creation.
With each setting sun comes
Enriched hues of the primaries.
Blended reds, oranges,
Yellows and blues create stunning
Mixtures of color in and

Categories: maui, appreciation, friendship, smile, sunset,
Form: Free verse

Lose 20 Lbs - Visit Maui

Amanda Eller lost 20-pound
Walking around unfamiliar ground
You can be sure
Our fortnight tour
Will leave you laughing at Lost & Found

Categories: maui, health,
Form: Limerick

Maui

Maui

Private pristine beaches engage with the sea
Elevate one's senses to highest degree.
White froth from the waves on the light golden sands
Is spread out as if snowflakes, etched by God's hands.

The azure and teal sea reflected from sky
Where white misty clouds drift quite aimlessly by.
Enchantment surrounds and romance fills the air
To be lost in paradise without

Categories: maui, beach, beauty, moon, paradise,
Form: Couplet

Maui Sunrise

Maui Sunrise

Warm hands seek out each other in 
Maui's gloaming skies atop Haleakala.
Platinum clouds gather, slightly 
shrouding dawn's shy arrival.

Forehead to forehead, soft breaths, 
sharing butterfly kisses as lilac
skies morph into cerise hues 
reflected on blushing cheeks.

Heartbeats increase, anticipating 
dawn's brilliant appearance.
Her back to his chest, cradled in his arms, 
his warm lips on her

Categories: maui, beautiful, love, nature, relationship,
Form: Romanticism

On the Shore of Maui

I was on the shore of Maui
And the sky was royal blue;
Perhaps it was a lighter shade
Though impressive was the view.

And the cotton floating overhead
Put my restive mind at ease;
As did the puca and the palm
And the trade wind's gentle breeze.

In fact it was so picturesque
The emerald peaks, and beach;
I considered staying where I was,
The

Categories: maui, allegory,
Form: Rhyme

On Maui

Sitting on the breakwater,
long before first light,
I was met by gifts
and messengers.
First, a small bird
to warn me to be
    ready.
And then, knowing 
before it happened,
that a shooting star
would appear,
right where I looked,
followed by the ecstasy
between land and water
the sky and I, and 
from somewhere,
  a mantra,
"Don't be greedy,
don't be greedy."
All will

Categories: maui, introspection, universe,
Form: Free verse