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Louisa Coller
Poems
Nov 2023
A hui hou kākou
White dress shimmer in the sun,
Black hair filled with stars.
A skin of history feels so old,
Mapping out journey forevermore.
A stiff upper lip to hold pride,
For not only me and who I am.
Feel my toes within the seashore,
Aloha Oe.
A hui hou kākou,
Are words a younger me once meant.
As my fruit withers,
To renew the soils again.
A hui hou kākou,
Are words I mean again.
Written by
Louisa Coller
26/Non-binary/England
(26/Non-binary/England)
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