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Lemons.

In a tiny bitter lemon tree there sat an orange, quite obese, dreaming an ice-cream-reverie: I would like a scoop of rasperry… „That cheeky orange“, spoke the lemon tree, tries to spoil our yellow purity! Where upon the orange blushed. „Now you look like a strawberry“ laughed a bumblebee licking ice-cream happily.
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christian-sonnenklar
Austrian
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May 9, 2013
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