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Coconut Appreciation Post
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No Nut Can Compare
Coconuts oh coconuts
I love you so,
You give me shade on the beach,
Provide me with nutritious water
that Meghan can drink in gallons.
Oh coconut I am your biggest fan,
You give me coconut meat to fill my belly;
coconut shavings in my cake,
coconut cream in my coffee,
parties with chief engineer Nate
Your husks fuel my fires,
Your shell gives life to bowls and bras,
But not only that,
Earrings, music, and arts
But most of all
you make me smile
you great little thing
floating in the sea
spreading the good word of the coconut
Oh coconut. I love you so.
Artist Statement: Nils first encountered the coconut in Mexico, in the year of 2022. This bond sparked a fire, making him venture across the Pacific, in search of the biggest coconut.
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