Hoola Hoop Poem by David Darbyshire
Hoola Hoop
When you get off the Boat
you get a necklace of hope
from a girl with a grass skirt
or a man in a colorful shirt
Your in Hawi
you are set free
wind in your hair
have fun in the sea
here's a scoop
try a hoola hoop
round your waist it goes
move your hips LIKE nobody knows
Swinging your hips
it will sink ships
A big beautiful smile
and bright red lips
Hoopla Hoola
Hoola Hoop
all alone or
in a group
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4/18/2024 3:10:20 PM # 1.0.0.1119
Not really sure what all this means, Dave! Oh, and by the way, I think youve spelt Hawi wrong! Love, Fran xx