I could feel hope traveling backward to find us, to whisper into our chests, There will be music for you one day.
— Andrea Gibson, Lord of the Butterflies (Button Poetry, November 27, 2018)

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I could feel hope traveling backward to find us, to whisper into our chests, There will be music for you one day.
— Andrea Gibson, Lord of the Butterflies (Button Poetry, November 27, 2018)
Namakaokahai: I currently have 7 empty notebooks and I have no idea what to put in them. Any suggestions? Pele: Put spaghetti in it. Namakaokahai: I am currently taking suggestions from everyone but you. Hi’aka: Put spaghetti in it. Namakaokahai: I am currently taking suggestions from everyone but you two. Hopoe: Put spaghetti in it. Namakaokahai: I am no longer taking suggestions.
Hawaii, it's people, their legends
P.28
By Emma Metcalf Nakuina
1904
Queering Myths Collection
Hiʻiaka and Hopoe (Hawai’i)
Hiʻiaka, or the youngest Hiiaka, was the patron goddess of Hawaiʻi, hula dancers, chant, sorcery and medicine and Hopoe, the graceful dancer of Puna who taught Hiiaka, the youngest sister of Pele, how to dance.
Small note
Hōpoe and Hi'iaka By Nelson Makua Hōpoe was the friend of Hi'iaka who was the goddess of hula dances. She is the younger sister of the goddess Pele.
Hopoe: If I die, my funeral will be the biggest party ever and you're all invited. Pele: "If" Kamapua’a: Great, the only party I'm ever invited to and she might not even die.
Are you struggling with relationships? Do you need help maintaining friendships? In this article you will find help in God's Word from John 15:1 - 17 NKJV.
Have you ever wondered what a hoopoe bird do during the day? The Eurasian hoopoe (Upupa epops). Head musculature of the hoopoe allows the bill to be opened when probing inside the soil. The hoopoe has a characteristic undulating flight, which is similar to a giant butterfly due to its wings half closing at the end of each beat or/and short sequence of beats.