The Hawaii Menehune Poem

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In Hawaii's lush forests, a legend is told,
Of tiny creatures, both clever and bold.
With mischievous ways and a mystical air,
The Menehune, a legend so rare.
They are said to be small, no taller than your knee,
With pointy ears and a spirit so free.
They build with skill, in the dead of night,
Creating structures, hidden from sight.
Their work is swift, their craftsmanship fine,
As they create shrines and walls that shine.
But they are elusive, hard to see,
For the Menehune, are shy and sly as can be.
They are keepers of the land, protectors of nature,
Their legends passed down, a cultural treasure.
Respected and revered, by the people of Hawaii,
The Menehune, a legend that will never die.
So if you visit the islands so fair,
Keep an open mind, and beware.
For you may catch a glimpse, of a Menehune's plight,
A mystical creature, hidden in the night.