Wagging her happy little hawaiian tail,

My lovely wife with her heart so frail.

I give her myself and I give her my all,

I wish I her cushion, when she falls.

Her laughter is lullaby, soft as the sand,

With eyes that could capture both sea and land.

Like moonlight pale from the land of the sun,

shine my kawaii kanai, you're second to none

Her demeanor so tender, yet with radiance and grace,

A sirens call in every word and in the lines of her face.

Her touch is yet splendor, a temptress's embrace,

I'm bound to hammer her womb cure her disgrace.

Both victories and scars worn like a vibrant lei,

Each flower another moment we add each day.

I shield her on the sand, deflecting each wave,

She's my island of love, and her heart I will save.

I tie her in rope much like my heart she did bind,

Her insides are swollen with her love in her mind.

My queen I endow her, with my powers so kind,

I put inside her my power, preferably from behind.

In the heart of Hawaii, under skies so divine,

Lies the story of my wife, the most beautiful find.

The waves crash, pulling me out to sea,

A priestess and goddess, her spirit so free,

I bolster and remember my strength,

For my queen, a marvel who captivates me.

I resist yet falter, my hold begins to slide,

I scream again, being pulled from my bride,

I tumble back in, drowning in dark,

Colors fade as I again lose my spark

But with her loving grace, my priestess alters the tide,

I wake and stand warm, my skin and hair, all dried.

I feel her moonlight and sun, and find her still by my side.