Kamehameha Poems - Poems about Kamehameha

...Sopheceles studs chorale the Martyrdom call 'ems ant-chant Thyme dash and Cheyenne bled-cles and Mud Squadrorns dove colorblind Link on-a-role spiked with trail and errs past Prosed......

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...William Charles Lunalilo First King, chose by the people Grandnephew of the Great King, as the people vote, was unanimous Next year, King Kamehameha the Sixth died of tuberculosis Hawaiian ......

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...After school on my TV screen you were there Giving me power from my bullies or scratching my hair. How can I forget how you looked, orange gi. Large biceps It is unforgettable, common as commonsen......

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...I stood at the top of our dirt driveway looking back at our two-story house. It's kind of a long house where, from our second-floor windows, you can see cars driving on the lane road in our v......

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...Under a dark sky and a glistening half moon I walk quietly, lest I awaken the sun As I and the trees silently commune Melding in the energy of the universal One. Majestic royal palms that stret......

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...America had a King and we all know his name He wasn't king in England and he wasn't king in Spain He ruled with in our borders And with majesty he did reign King Kamehameha He was known by his......

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...*Image of Pala au & Nanahoa by Historic Hawaii AUDIO: Couplet read VIDEO: Unique Okala Island Off Monumental Cliffs of Moloka'i Cliff Cliff's supply the bemused aback. Amassed ......

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...*Image of Hawaii State Flag & State Motto/Seal by Pixabay. The Great Mahele The Hawaiian islands were overwhelmed, In the year eighteen hundred forty-three, Ha......

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... On the northern shore of Oahu is Waimea Bay. Anyone can get there via the Kamehameha Highway. The surf there is what only the bravest surfers will try. Waves are known to crest as much a......

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...Kamehameha The Great Kamehameha the Great King Banded the islands by taking, Foreign ills brought us mass killing, Now takers are law-abiding. Kamehameha viewed himself as being ......

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...Let me pass under the tunnel of trees While shrouded in mist in tropical breeze. Let island mysteries slowly unfold As customs remain from centuries old. Let me rise up to the Pali so rare As ......

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