General Poetry posted April 20, 2014 |
Makani, Makani ua, 'ena Makani-Hawaiian winds bring rainbows
Makani, Aloha 'oe
by healfromwithin
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Free Verse Poetry Contest contest entry
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Makani: m(a)-ka-ni is pronounced mah-KAH-nee. A male's name of Hawaiian origin, meaning "wind."
Ko'olau: The fragmented mountain range of the Hawaiian island of O'ahu.
Paka ua: raindrops, rain.
Makani ua: A windy rain
'Ena Makani: A stormy wind or gale.
Maile: A vine that has shiny fragrant leaves and is used for decorations and leis, especially on important occasions.
Hibiscus: Hawaii's state flower; vividly colored blooms of the hibiscus signify "delicate beauty.
Hawaii nei: Our "Beloved Hawaii"
Anuenue: A rainbow
Aloha 'oe: Farewell to thee.
Mauka: Mountain-side or toward the mountains.
Makai: Toward or by the sea; seaward.
Ku'uipo: My love, my Sweetheart.
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and 2 member cents. Ko'olau: The fragmented mountain range of the Hawaiian island of O'ahu.
Paka ua: raindrops, rain.
Makani ua: A windy rain
'Ena Makani: A stormy wind or gale.
Maile: A vine that has shiny fragrant leaves and is used for decorations and leis, especially on important occasions.
Hibiscus: Hawaii's state flower; vividly colored blooms of the hibiscus signify "delicate beauty.
Hawaii nei: Our "Beloved Hawaii"
Anuenue: A rainbow
Aloha 'oe: Farewell to thee.
Mauka: Mountain-side or toward the mountains.
Makai: Toward or by the sea; seaward.
Ku'uipo: My love, my Sweetheart.
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