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Lady Hawaii
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By David L. Clingerman
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Lady Hawaii

 

The soft sea breezes carry sounds of steel guitars,

while white waved waters wipe Hawaii's lava blackened shores.

Wonderous women curved and brown, call with hands and hips,

tell a story in their swaying with sweet songs from ruby lips.

lacy leis lie loosely around their lovely necks,

lingering lines lead the eye to see their lovely depths.

The quiet scents of flowered leis mixed with celestial

cries from the singing strings of a harp's intoxicating

plea, Hawaii, I surrender, Please I am coming back to thee.



Lady Hawaii (c)2001 David L. Clingerman

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Submitted: Thursday, March 8, 2001

Last Updated: Monday, November 1, 2010

About the Poet
IN MEMORIAM Missionary Evangelist. Brother of Quentin. Two daughters and three sons. I love to travel, and spend as much time in Africa as money will allow. Have been working in East Africa, and recently in Canada with African refugees. Hawaii is one of my favored destinations. Missionary Evangelist P.O. Box 315 Petersburg, Pa. 16669 Obituary: Born June 20, 1938, Died January 31, 2003 Interrment: Greenhaven Memorial Gardens, Canfield, Ohio. David now belongs to the ages. He is with God.

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