The video features a reading of a poem from the debut book 'Ask the Brindled'. The poem, 'The Air of Enough', aims to uplift Hawaiian women and is based on the Hawaiian concept of Ayah, which signifies sovereignty, breath, and rising. The poem emphasizes the importance of self-worth and empowerment for daughters, encouraging them to see themselves as enough.

What is the primary intention of the poet in writing 'The Area of Enough'?

• To criticize modern societal norms

• To provide a historical account of Hawaiian culture

• To uplift Hawaiian women and affirm their identity

• To entertain readers with a fictional story

In Hawaiian culture, what does the concept of 'Ayah' represent?

• A Hawaiian festival

• A form of ancient Hawaiian art

• A type of traditional dance

• Sovereignty, breath, and rising

What imagery is used to describe the daughters in the poem?

• Grown in sunlight with crowns of gold

• Grown in moonlight with crowns of bone

• Grown in darkness with crowns of silver

• Grown in starlight with crowns of flowers

What does the poem suggest about the concept of 'home'?

• Home is a place of constant joy

• Home is a place of unending sorrow

• Home is a place of strict rules

• Home is a ravaged thing with peace in the pieces

What is the final message of the poem regarding the daughters?

• They need to change to fit in

• They are not enough

• They should follow others

• They need to believe they are enough