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Lost World


Thought out to be a place of the land Living with no diseases or worry on our hand Once a very small and independent nation Forced by the white man to adapt to congregation Everything we had is either lost or destroyed Our humble loving culture being used and toyed We face a battle of foreign troubles brought by our own Fighting and returning the things that is our home The queen gave her last breath to protect And we face this time where we must not neglect When asked what will you do? I say give a chance for my kids to be Hawaiian too.
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livehi_kai

I was born and raised in Hawaii but currently attending school in Oregon.

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