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                                               12  The chief of the village
                                                  gathered his people around him.

                                                  He told them that the birds

                                                  were the messengers of the gods.
                                                  He said that, when the birds left,

                                                  the mountain would awake in anger,

                                                  and no amount of flowers
                                                  would appease

                                                  their mountain god now.





                                               13  The chief told his people
                                                  it was time to leave
                                                  their beautiful island home.





                                               14  The people did as they were told.
                                                  They gathered their belongings

                                                  and hurried with them to the beach.
                                                  They loaded the boats

                                                  and paddled away across the sea,

                                                  looking for another island

                                                  on which to live.





                                                    appease  If you appease someone, you try to
                                                    make the person less angry by giving in to what
                                                    he or she wants.

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