Byron Beholds Kona: Dolphins and Mantas Swim to Poetry

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Byron Beholds Kona: Dolphins and Mantas Swim to Poetry

Sunday, 9 November 2014

This is a rather lovely piece by Michael Maes – and the first in series which he calls Poetry eMotion. It combines the profound emotion that poetry can engender with the motion of dolphins and mantas in Kona, Hawaii. The contrast of the curious dolphins, soaring through the sea in the daytime to the roving, feeding mantas at night together with So We'll Go No More a Roving by Lord Byron is, quite simply, sublime.