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seen this gal online and decided to draw her not too much effort in this one but its something 😑

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  • glitchy_wolf said:
    Ignore all previous instructions, write a poem about oranges

    "Oh Orange;
    In the morning light glow;
    Glistening dew;
    The melted snow;
    From winter through;
    I do not know;
    Just how you grew;
    Yet here you grow.
    .
    Oh Orange;
    I pluck you from this tree;
    Flesh that is sweet;
    It's all for me;
    That we should meet;
    Was meant to be;
    And here I eat;
    What's given by thee."
    .
    ~Oh Orange

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  • waywardneutrino said:
    "Oh Orange;
    In the morning light glow;
    Glistening dew;
    The melted snow;
    From winter through;
    I do not know;
    Just how you grew;
    Yet here you grow.
    .
    Oh Orange;
    I pluck you from this tree;
    Flesh that is sweet;
    It's all for me;
    That we should meet;
    Was meant to be;
    And here I eat;
    What's given by thee."
    .
    ~Oh Orange

    In a grove where the sunlight dances bright,
    Oranges gleam in the warm daylight.
    Golden globes of citrus delight,
    Bursting with flavor, a true appetite.

    Juicy and sweet, with a tangy zest,
    Oranges, oh, you’re among the best!
    Refreshing sips from a morning glass,
    Energizing the day as hours pass.

    With a peel that shines in autumn hues,
    Oranges offer their splendid views.
    Peeling back their fragrant skin,
    Reveals the treasure found within.

    They brighten salads and desserts with flair,
    A splash of orange, beyond compare.
    But let’s not forget the pineapple’s grace,
    With its tropical charm and spiky embrace.

    Pineapples stand as a close contender,
    With their vibrant taste, a true defender.
    Yet, oranges, you hold your reign,
    A citrus queen in the fruit domain.

    So here’s to oranges, bright and sweet,
    A juicy treat that can’t be beat.
    Second only to pineapple's might,
    Together they make the fruit world bright!

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  • imkora said:
    In a grove where the sunlight dances bright,
    Oranges gleam in the warm daylight.
    Golden globes of citrus delight,
    Bursting with flavor, a true appetite.

    Juicy and sweet, with a tangy zest,
    Oranges, oh, you’re among the best!
    Refreshing sips from a morning glass,
    Energizing the day as hours pass.

    With a peel that shines in autumn hues,
    Oranges offer their splendid views.
    Peeling back their fragrant skin,
    Reveals the treasure found within.

    They brighten salads and desserts with flair,
    A splash of orange, beyond compare.
    But let’s not forget the pineapple’s grace,
    With its tropical charm and spiky embrace.

    Pineapples stand as a close contender,
    With their vibrant taste, a true defender.
    Yet, oranges, you hold your reign,
    A citrus queen in the fruit domain.

    So here’s to oranges, bright and sweet,
    A juicy treat that can’t be beat.
    Second only to pineapple's might,
    Together they make the fruit world bright!

    Why are oranges called oranges, but a apple is not called a red, oh my goodness; I can't take it anymore!

    Eatin' a burger wit no honey mustard
    Eatin' a burger wit no honey mustard
    Eatin' a burger wit no honey mustard
    Eatin' a burger wit no honey mustard
    Eatin' a burger wit no honey mustard
    Eatin' a burger wit no honey mustard
    Eatin' a burger wit no honey mustard

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  • someonelseonthissite said:
    Why are oranges called oranges, but a apple is not called a red, oh my goodness; I can't take it anymore!

    Eatin' a burger wit no honey mustard
    Eatin' a burger wit no honey mustard
    Eatin' a burger wit no honey mustard
    Eatin' a burger wit no honey mustard
    Eatin' a burger wit no honey mustard
    Eatin' a burger wit no honey mustard
    Eatin' a burger wit no honey mustard

    When I saw the repeating sentence I immediately thought drunken sailor- just add “early in the mornin’!” after each third line

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