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Category Archives: Aloha ʻĀina
Only The Bible Is Allowed To Be Sacred
Not even with a thirty meter telescope will we be able to see all the damage done to the ‘āina already we won’t see polluted aquifers and an ailing reef we won’t see the monk seals and turtles laying on … Continue reading
Posted in Afghanistan, Aloha ʻĀina, america, collateral damage, earth, environment, farming, fishing, government, hawaii, Japan, Kaho'olawe, Korea, Mauna Kea, poem, Poetry, solidarity, Standing Rock, stars, taxes, Uncategorized, violence, war, war tax resistance, world, writing, Yemen
Tagged Aloha Aina, annexation, capitalism, colonialism, deforestation, Dole, errosion, exploitation, hawaii, hawaiians, Kaho'olawe, Kanaka Maoli, Mauna Kea, missionaries, occupation, Pearl Harbor, pineapples, poem, poetry, pollution, prisons, private prisons, progress, protect mauna kea, science, sustainability, sustainable coastlines hawaii, thirty meter telescope
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Hawaiian Hurricane Haiku
1.) Hurricane, they say be safe, get to higher ground this must be the calm 2.) Winds are picking up the palm trees are swaying now still only sprinkles 3.) Hurricane winds blow a lost pigeon finds the … Continue reading
Posted in Aloha ʻĀina, farming, haiku, hawaii, hurricane, Molokai, poem, Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged Aloha Aina, farming, haiku, hawaii, hurricane, Hurricane Lane, poem, poetry
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Hurricane Street
This is the storm of the century it’s time to batten down the hatches and tie down the tents close all the windows, shutters, and vents make one last trip to town to stock up on supplies buy cases of … Continue reading
Posted in Aloha ʻĀina, american dream, capitalism, climate change, farming, hawaii, hurricane, poem, Poetry, rain, sustainability, Uncategorized, water, writing
Tagged Aloha ʻĀina, capitalism, climate change, consumerism, disaster capitalism, environment, excess, farming, greed, hawaii, hurricane, Hurricane Lane, Naomi Klein, plastic, poem, poetry, pollution, sustainability, waste
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