A e ho’i ke aloha i ka mawae,
I ke Kawelu-holu, Papi’ohúli. [325]
Huli mai kou alo, ua anu wau,
Ua pulu i ka ua, malule o-luna.
Footnote 325:[ (return) ] Papi’o-huli. A slope in the western valley-side at the head of Nuuanu, where the tall grass (kawelu) waves (holu) in the wind.
[Translation.]
The Refuge
Return, O love, to the refuge,
The wind-tossed covert of Papi’ohúli.