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These texts are grounded in history and politics, as well as religious and cultural values and practices. They are mele (song, chant, poetry) and they are mo\u2018olelo (story, history, tale). In this presentation, I will explore the intersections between the mele and mo\u2018olelo of Hi\u2018iakaikapoliopele and Pele. Hi\u2018iakaikapoliopele is the youngest sister of Pele, who is the deity of fire and volcanoes in Hawai\u2018i. While Pele creates new land, Hi\u2018iaka embodies the growth of new life and plants on that landbase. Hula (dance) and oli (chant) are interwoven throughout the literature of these two powerful female deities, affirming the relationships between mele and mo\u2018olelo, as well as their relationship to each other and to the islands of the Pacific and Hawai\u2018i. Specifically, I will share two mele,\u201cKa Huaka\u2018i a Pele\u201d and \u201cA ka Luna o Pu\u2018uonioni,\u201d analyzing their contents and contexts within the larger narrative. 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