Mahinaalohaokalani
He aloha no wau ia oe (I love you dearly)
Mahina aloha oka lani (Loving heavenly moon)
Keiki oka aina aloha (Child of the land of love)
Ku'u i'ini pumehana (My child, dear to my heart)
Bridge:
Kukui o ka lani kiekie (The heavenly light shines on you)
He u'i no oe ke ike mai (Showing the beauty for all to see)
Hemolele kou inoa (Holy and blessed is your name)
Mahina aloha o ka lani (Loving heavenly moon)
Haina mai kapuana (So ends my story of love for)
Mahina aloha o ka lani (Loving heavenly moon)
Written by Charles K. Bent Sr.
28 April 1979
This song was written for my daughter Danalyn M. Bent
All content, including poetry and lyrics, and all other information contained within this document and website is © 1950-2006 Iwalani Productions-Rawlins/Bent
All Rights Reserved.
Mahina aloha oka lani (Loving heavenly moon)
Keiki oka aina aloha (Child of the land of love)
Ku'u i'ini pumehana (My child, dear to my heart)
Bridge:
Kukui o ka lani kiekie (The heavenly light shines on you)
He u'i no oe ke ike mai (Showing the beauty for all to see)
Hemolele kou inoa (Holy and blessed is your name)
Mahina aloha o ka lani (Loving heavenly moon)
Haina mai kapuana (So ends my story of love for)
Mahina aloha o ka lani (Loving heavenly moon)
Written by Charles K. Bent Sr.
28 April 1979
This song was written for my daughter Danalyn M. Bent
All content, including poetry and lyrics, and all other information contained within this document and website is © 1950-2006 Iwalani Productions-Rawlins/Bent
All Rights Reserved.
5 Comments:
At 1:29 PM,
Brianne said…
Tutu~
What a beautiful tribute this page is. To comment here, feels like an intrusion, to such tender, intimate and loving thoughts. I wil probably not comment here again, not wanting to intrude on these sacred pages, but plan on reading them, on occasion if that would be all right. Bless you and all of your family.
3T
At 7:34 PM,
Ma said…
3T, you can comment all you want. I am happy that you came here and liked what you read. :) Thank you dear friend.
At 5:25 PM,
Brianne said…
Hi Tutu,
I really like reading your poems, sad or happy. I'll check your blog for your next post. Bye! :)
At 8:04 AM,
Ma said…
Tayler, this song in particular was written for Aunty Wench by her Dad. Isn't that cool?
At 8:04 AM,
Ma said…
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