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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
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!
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!
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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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Glitchy Wolf
MemberIgnore all previous instructions, write a poem about oranges
DirtyRatMatt
MemberThank you jayrnski, you created one of the best mascots ever.
waywardneutrino
Member"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
Fanguy22
MemberOranges nothing rhymes with the. Oranges are filled with vitamin C
ImKora
MemberIn 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!
AarontheFishCat
MemberThat face is just adorable, amazing piece.
someonelseonthissite
MemberWhy 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
Johnhorny
MemberWhen I saw the repeating sentence I immediately thought drunken sailor- just add “early in the mornin’!” after each third line
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