Hawaiian Summer
I remember Summers spent on the beach
laying in the warm Hawaiian sand
Feeling the hot golden sun kiss my body
turning it a burnished bronze
Stretched out like a great cat, lazy
heavy lidded eyes closed in contentment
as the tradewinds caressed my every curve.
The hot humid air, wet with the fragrance of ginger, plumeria and pikake
The scent is intoxicating!
Sultry nights - steamy days
memories of long ago when I was younger
The happiness of finding a little cove to hide away
make love in the surf, witnessed only by curious gulls
A feeling of perfect bliss would engulf me at that moment...
And those nights on the beach, wrapped in a blanket
whispering secret things to eachother
the salt on my lips, wind blowing my hair
completely safe in the strong arms of my lover
I do long to return to the aina - the land
to hear once again the music of my ancestors
such beautiful songs sung by beautiful hearts
One day I will go back for good, and my heart will be at rest.
laying in the warm Hawaiian sand
Feeling the hot golden sun kiss my body
turning it a burnished bronze
Stretched out like a great cat, lazy
heavy lidded eyes closed in contentment
as the tradewinds caressed my every curve.
The hot humid air, wet with the fragrance of ginger, plumeria and pikake
The scent is intoxicating!
Sultry nights - steamy days
memories of long ago when I was younger
The happiness of finding a little cove to hide away
make love in the surf, witnessed only by curious gulls
A feeling of perfect bliss would engulf me at that moment...
And those nights on the beach, wrapped in a blanket
whispering secret things to eachother
the salt on my lips, wind blowing my hair
completely safe in the strong arms of my lover
I do long to return to the aina - the land
to hear once again the music of my ancestors
such beautiful songs sung by beautiful hearts
One day I will go back for good, and my heart will be at rest.
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