Upu o le Poto ~ Word of Wisdom
The pigeons of different woods have clustered together as one
— Samoan traditional saying
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We have met in the peacefulness of the village front and not at the back woods of animosity
— Samoan traditional saying
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OLA 14 ~ 2024
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Fa'asoa
Se literasi fou mo Samoa
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Sala Dr Saili Aukuso
Solo o le Aso Tofi ~ Thursday Poem
Samoa History Today
21 October
2024 - The CHOGM convenes in Apia
Tala Nei ~ Samoa
CHOGM Sailiga tutusa
Faitau i le OLA Lomiga 14 i le ripoti atoa ma le manatu o le Faatonu
Emma Kruse Vaai
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Sisters and Brothers
On sad days sometimes
you and I find
that we have each other.
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During such times brother of mine
inwardly I sigh
for I cannot bear to see
the inner core of your eye
welling a tear that will not spill
but mirrors the face of your sister here.
But come – Let us talk of good things
of happy times
of our separate lives
and of yours and mine.
Bad days shall pass
and tomorrow another
in the knowledge that we have each other.
Come to the table
your food is prepared
And I shall sit beside you
you who will always stand by me.
And when you go
I know you will never leave me
because
I know
I am
I am
the inner corner of your eye
where tears give birth.
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Pese ~ Video -
Ia fai ma sulu e mumu
by Sulu o le Alofa Choir
Solo~Poem
Sisters and Brothers
by Emma Kruse Vaai
E tauola mo a'oga i le gagana Samoa
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