Tawhirimatea Maori Myth
the year is 2100 the world was clean because the world was using
clean Energy
clean Energy
things are getting worse the world was Relying on the sun for the solar
panels wind for the wind turbines but most of all the world had to rely on
Tawhirimatea to blow the clouds out of the way so they can have sun and to
blow the wind turbines
panels wind for the wind turbines but most of all the world had to rely on
Tawhirimatea to blow the clouds out of the way so they can have sun and to
blow the wind turbines
the problem hits! The wind started to die down there was no wind to push the
clouds out of the way the world was in a blackout
clouds out of the way the world was in a blackout
it starts getting better… some people remember Tawhirimatea they called him
to help.day 1 he didn’t come day 2 he didn’t come but on the 3rd day he
came and he blew the clouds out of the way and the wind turbines had the
power to
to help.day 1 he didn’t come day 2 he didn’t come but on the 3rd day he
came and he blew the clouds out of the way and the wind turbines had the
power to
everything gets fixed up… now people will remember tawhirimatea the god
who the world
who the world
I enjoyed reading your Tawhirimatea Myth Khan! Keep up the great work mate!
ReplyDeleteThis story is well written Khan, your a very good writter.Keep up the good work - Tayla Thompson(Big sister to khan.T) :)
ReplyDeleteI like your environmental flavour to the problem Khan! Well done. Which of Tawhirimatea's 4 winds caused the problem and which one is needed to blow the turbines?
ReplyDeleteI like your big picture thinking Khan! You have set this story in the future which is a great idea! I enjoyed imagining a future where humans had solved a lot of problems by using clean energy. Your message about remembering Tawhirimatea is an important one. I am wondering what other gods we need to remember in the future too and why?
ReplyDeleteHi Khan,
ReplyDeleteA great environmental twist to your story Khan, hopefully the world will be a much cleaner one in 2100. Thank goodness for Tawhirimatea who saved the day.