The Oranges

Orange ya glad…U can see, smell, taste them.

—Jig3125

Orange is more than a color.

You can see orange.

You can smell orange.

You can taste orange.

How many colors can say that?

Orange exists beyond the eye.

It enters the nose.

It reaches the tongue.

It becomes a memory.

When someone says “Orange,” what comes to mind first?

The color?

The fruit?

The scent?

The taste?

Perhaps all of them at once.

Orange is one of the few things that can live in multiple worlds simultaneously. It is visual. It is sensory. It is tangible.

A color you can hold.

A color you can peel.

A color you can share.

A color that announces itself before a single word is spoken.

Bright.

Warm.

Alive.

Orange does not hide.

It asks to be noticed.

Perhaps that is why it remains unforgettable.

Not because it is rare.

But because it can be experienced in more ways than one.

You can see it.

You can smell it.

You can taste it.

Orange ya glad?

— JIG3125