Pua Be Still - Bill Ali`iloa Lincoln
Kaulana kuʻu home i ka hanohano I ka loku a ka makani Āpaʻapaʻa Me he pua aʻala o ka be-still Ka memele i ka ʻehu kakahiaka Aka aka nei kino i ka nui manu I ka aʻe ho`oheno o Kohala loko Elua māua a i alo iho ai Ekolu i ke ahe a ka makani O ke ani peʻahi a ka lau niu E kono mai ana iaʻu e naue mai Haʻina ʻia mai ana ka puana Noho no a hoʻomanaʻo aʻe ʻowau e ka hoa	Well known, well liked is my home Standing where the Apaʻapaʻa gales blow Like the fragrant be-still bloom It stands golden-hued in the morning sun There it stands in the sight of all In the pleasant breezes of inner Kohala   There were two of us who dwelt there The cool breeze was our companion   The leaves of the coconut palm beckon An invitation to go there   This is the end of my song Think of me sometimes o companion
Bill Ali`iloa Lincoln Source: Na Mele Hawai`i Translated by Mary Pukui	Yellow Oleander - Be Still Flower