kili li ni:
selo li kiwen.
insa li jo e selo lili e sike lili mute.
selo suli en sike lili li loje.
selo lili li walo li moku ala.
sike lili li moku li mute.
lawa kili li jo e lupa tan kasi mama.
jan li ken open e kili kepeken palisa luka.
jan li moku la, telo li kama li pilin pona tawa lipu toki.
telo ni li pilin ni tawa mi:
tenpo suno seli la kon mute li kama.
mi lon sewi pi nena suli poka telo poka kasi.
mi en jan pona mi li moku e kili li toki musi.
nena pi sinpin mi li lili tan pilin tawa lipu toki.
namako pi kasi Pain li kama insa e nena mi kepeken kon.
kili mute ni li lukin poka sama li awen e moli moku.
nimi li kili Pomekana kepeken toki Inli.
🍎▶️👇➗
🔲▶️💎➖
⏺️▶️👜⏩🔲🐭⏩⭕🐭➖
🔲🐘➕⭕🐭▶️🔴➖
🔲🐭▶️⚪▶️🍽️❌➖
⭕🐭▶️🍽️▶️👐➖
😶🍎▶️👜⏩🕳️↩️🌴👪➖
👤▶️💪🔓⏩🍎🔧📏✋➖
👤▶️🍽️🔼💧▶️🚶▶️❤️👍↪️📄🗣️➖
💧👇▶️❤️👇↪️👈➗
⏰☀️🔥🔼💨👐▶️🚶➖
👈📍⬆️⏹️🗻🐘↔️💧↔️🌴➖
👈➕👤👍👈▶️🍽️⏩🍎▶️🗣️😃➖
🗻⏹️➡️👈▶️🐭↩️❤️↪️📄🗣️➖
🧂⏹️🌴🔣🐞❗⏺️👇🔣▶️🚶⏺️⏩🗻👈🔧💨⬆️➖
🍎👐▶️👀↔️⚖️▶️⚓⏩💀🍽️➖
💬▶️🍎🔣🐞👋🏝🛒🐟❗👇❗🔣🔧🗣️🔣⏺️👇😶⏺️🔣➖
This fruit has a tough red inedible exterior skin with a thin white inedible interior peel and red seeds filled with juice. On top is a hole from which it once hung on a tree. One can open it with their hands and when it’s eaten it excretes its flavorful juice.
It tastes like a strong wind on a hot sunny day sitting on a mountain with some friends by a lake surrounded by foliage having a nice chat hugged by the scent of pine pollen.
The fruits look up at us, waiting to be devoured.
In English they're referred to as pomegranates.