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Title   A Poem About Cane Work
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Text   My husband cuts the cane stalks
And I trim their leaves
With sweat and tears we both work
For our means.
Source   Yukuo Uyehara, “The Horehore-Bushi,” Social Process in Hawaii, 28 (1980-81) 114.

 

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