Fruitful06 Manu ʻŌʻō (Black Honey-eater) - Traditional ʻO ka manu ʻōʻō i Mālama A he nani kou hulu ke lei ʻia Mūkīkī ana ʻoe i ka pua lehua Kāhea ana ʻoe i ka nui manu Hui: Hō mai ʻoni mai Ko aloha ma nēia kīhene lehua No Hilo ē ka ua Kanilehua Popohe lehua a i Hanakahi Hoʻokahi aʻu mea nui aia ʻoe ʻO kou aloha ka i hiki mai The black honey-eater is at Mālama Your beautiful and soft feathers are worn as a lei You sip the nectar of lehua blossoms And beckon to the flocks of birds Chorus: Share with me, come to me Pour your love on the lehua cluster The Kanilehua rain of Hilo Decorative lehua of Hanakahi One greatest thing I love is you For you love has come here to me Source: Lyrics from He Mele Aloha - The bird that sips lehua honey and the rain that pelts the lehua leaves are linked romantically. The girl is the Manu ʻōʻō, the nearly extinct black honey-eater whose yellow feathers were used for featherwork. The lover likens himself to the lehua blossoms. In the last stanza, the girl is likened to the lehua-sounding rain of Hilo, a symbol of chatter and gossip. The man still loves her no matter what people say and is the lehua of Hanakahi, a place on the Hamakua side of Hilo noted for profound peace.
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So beautiful. What might be the expression or translation be into English? mahalo.
Fruitful06 Manu ʻŌʻō (Black Honey-eater) - Traditional
ʻO ka manu ʻōʻō i Mālama
A he nani kou hulu ke lei ʻia
Mūkīkī ana ʻoe i ka pua lehua
Kāhea ana ʻoe i ka nui manu
Hui:
Hō mai ʻoni mai
Ko aloha ma nēia kīhene lehua
No Hilo ē ka ua Kanilehua
Popohe lehua a i Hanakahi
Hoʻokahi aʻu mea nui aia ʻoe
ʻO kou aloha ka i hiki mai
The black honey-eater is at Mālama
Your beautiful and soft feathers are worn as a lei
You sip the nectar of lehua blossoms
And beckon to the flocks of birds
Chorus:
Share with me, come to me
Pour your love on the lehua cluster
The Kanilehua rain of Hilo
Decorative lehua of Hanakahi
One greatest thing I love is you
For you love has come here to me
Source: Lyrics from He Mele Aloha - The bird that sips lehua honey and the rain that pelts the lehua leaves are linked romantically. The girl is the Manu ʻōʻō, the nearly extinct black honey-eater whose yellow feathers were used for featherwork. The lover likens himself to the lehua blossoms. In the last stanza, the girl is likened to the lehua-sounding rain of Hilo, a symbol of chatter and gossip. The man still loves her no matter what people say and is the lehua of Hanakahi, a place on the Hamakua side of Hilo noted for profound peace.
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