Na-Kupuna; the Hawaiian Legend of Creation
Na-Kupuna; the Hawaiian Legend of Creation
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MpsP'l A man, who arose and stood firm on the sod I NM>V! i Of the lawn. Darkness came ttien o 'er the mountain Iffjjjjfj^'' and sea, [27] . "/ wind cold as death sighed through blossoms and tree jlnd the gods of the earth fo the fair valley came Hastening and fearful. . */// rust the sad blame Upon Jo, wlio found Ihi* new being with aspect * strange, they knew as Wakea, Ihe man god of Change, THUS came into being Wakea and 'Death; dnd so came the 'Darkness, with this god's fast breath; f But a... mother's heart loved him, and, as the years ran, She polished and cultured the father of man; Taught him all Wisdom, and Knowledge, and Art; All skill in all things in which gods have a part; The law of 'Dynamics, of Fluids and Light, Of Sound and of Distance; how Mind made its flight To travel the universe; nor was there left aught Within the unlimited regions of Thought, Unknown to Wakea. The drts lost to-day for him were amusements, were but childish play. And he wander* d a mldering labyrinth maze Of intricate fancy, where, clear as the rays Of the.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MpsP'l A man, who arose and stood firm on the sod I NM>V! i Of the lawn. Darkness came ttien o 'er the mountain Iffjjjjfj^'' and sea, [27] . "/ wind cold as death sighed through blossoms and tree jlnd the gods of the earth fo the fair valley came Hastening and fearful. . */// rust the sad blame Upon Jo, wlio found Ihi* new being with aspect * strange, they knew as Wakea, Ihe man god of Change, THUS came into being Wakea and 'Death; dnd so came the 'Darkness, with this god's fast breath; f But a... mother's heart loved him, and, as the years ran, She polished and cultured the father of man; Taught him all Wisdom, and Knowledge, and Art; All skill in all things in which gods have a part; The law of 'Dynamics, of Fluids and Light, Of Sound and of Distance; how Mind made its flight To travel the universe; nor was there left aught Within the unlimited regions of Thought, Unknown to Wakea. The drts lost to-day for him were amusements, were but childish play. And he wander* d a mldering labyrinth maze Of intricate fancy, where, clear as the rays Of the.
What to read after Na-Kupuna; the Hawaiian Legend of Creation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Julien Darwin Hayne to read onlineMoreLess
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