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Hilo side.
Sugarcane stalks, rustle in sunshine
Salt air wafts, as the seagulls complain
Emerald jeweled isle, Hawaii, Hilo side
Kulolo for breakfast, easy to make
Go pick opi’i, maybe catch lobster
Trade for some rice and Tonkatsu sauce
Sunsets on Pacific are crimson to amber
Palm trees a palace, the sky for a home
I cannot go back now, though paradise lingers
In my heart, long beaches, of pristine white sand
Time there is so precious, old souls remembered
Mahalo kamaaina kane, mahalo wahine
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2007-11-29
02:05:09
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➔ Poetry
The ending means "Thank you my Hawaiian brothers, and Hawaiian ladies"
2007-11-29
02:17:04 ·
update #1
I don't know how to put the commas in the right places like jx.
Opi'i is a flat shelled muscle. Just toss right on the fire.
2007-11-29
02:18:13 ·
update #2
I thought Mussels was in Belgium....
2007-11-29
05:42:21 ·
update #3