Note 22 — Chapter XXX · WHAT HIIAKA SAW FROM THE HEIGHT OF POHA-KEA
Reading edition
Hili, to go astray, to lose one’s way. Assonance by word-repetition was a favorite device of Hawaiian poetry. The Hawaiian poet did not use rhyme. ↑
Reading edition
Hili, to go astray, to lose one’s way. Assonance by word-repetition was a favorite device of Hawaiian poetry. The Hawaiian poet did not use rhyme. ↑