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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
MELE HOOIPOIPO, by CHARLES W. KENN First Line: I searched for you, my sweetheart Last Line: To keep it always, to remember. Subject(s): Leis | |||
I searched for you, my sweetheart, throughout the length and breadth of Hawaii; After many a moon I found my love Beneath the pandanus trees. And there we lingered; I strung a lei fashioned from the fruit of the pandanus; she was so happy, so proud to wear it, to keep it always, to remember. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...NEGLECTED LEI by MILDRED WATSON I KA PO, MELE KANAENAE by CHARLES W. KENN MELE HOONANEA by CHARLES W. KENN MELE OLIOLI by CHARLES W. KENN MELE UHIUHI by CHARLES W. KENN DRAW THE SWORD, O REPUBLIC by EDGAR LEE MASTERS ON ANOTHER'S SORROW, FR. SONGS OF INNOCENCE by WILLIAM BLAKE THE CALL TO THE COLORS by ARTHUR GUITERMAN THE DAY OF JUDGEMENT; AN ODE ATTEMPTED IN ENGLISH SAPPHIC by ISAAC WATTS |
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