Sunday, October 25, 2015

Hawaii - Haiku



I promise this is the last Hawaii post! 
On our way to a bike tour that started in the town of Haiku we amused ourselves making up the poems, which have a 5-7-5 syllable pattern. 

Haiku

The Sun
Serpentine road winds through the hills in the morning

Bluewater five shine through the trees in the morning sun



A biker on the way to Haiku darting in and out of traffic

Morning rider darts
Moving quickly through traffic
In shining sunlight











The bus driver said, "no lawyers"
Can you hear me now
Name where your from mission 
No lawyers allowed












The trees smelled good. 
Eucalyptus Grove
Bikes whizzing through in this day in the shade
Stop and smell the trees










Lavender fields forever
Yellow Yarrow at the side
Warm fragrance in sun











Cook planted these pines wherever he landed so
if he came back he'd have replacement masts
for his ships.


Captain cook pine trees
Standing on a hill wAiting
Ships mast to refit













Admiral Nimitz house
Roof like a proud in the field
General at ease 


Haleakala
Stands high above the blue sea
Gazing at the stars








Linua in the clouds
Across the channel from Maui










Sunrise lights Maui
On the drive to the airport 
Passing kaanapoli 











Windmills are still
High clouds hide 
Passing Lahaina