A L O H A !
Everywhere we walk in Waikiki
there are flowers, smiles, hidden patches of green, and quiet gardens to discover. Blossoms drift down on the trade wind breezes, I call it Hawaiian Snow; beguiling to the eye. Thought's train pulls once again into a beautifully peaceful station. . . The song of birds plays filigree, an arabesque, a siren's call. . . All punctuated by the normal sounds of today, rolling in from the boulevard. But look! Around this corner is a trio of living treasure; their music acoustic, burnished, simple, & true. . . . . . so linger beneath the tropical Christmas tree, as Palm looks on bemused, chuckling softly to herself, and dances . . . dances an unconscious hula of her own . . . . .
A L O H A! Cloudia
One can practically hear the music.
ReplyDeleteOh, I want to go there!
ReplyDeleteNo grass skirt hula, but just as a classic Hawaiian dancer as any!
ReplyDeleteHank
Grass skirts are from the Gilbert islands and are not a traditional part of Hula. Though they were popular in 20th century modernized hula shows and movies. Thanks Friends!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Love how you captured the motion without the shot getting fuzzy.
ReplyDeleteYou never know what treasure you will discover just around the corner 😊
ReplyDeleteThanks my sisters
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