No'u Revilla reads "The ea of enough"

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.

In what ways does the poem aim to uplift Hawaiian women?

What does the poet mean by 'Our bodies ungoverned by fear'?