"The apple is a majestic orb of rich and deep flavor, red as blood, and yet also as red as a rose. The colors of the apple are brushstrokes of fresh spring and scarlet blossoms, blooming in vanilla-white and sun-thirsty flowers. The wintergreen sail perched upon its bow captures the scent of mint and forest, refreshing to the senses. Light green spreads into a bright yellow, which then expands into the surest red ever seen, it is vivid and deep, full of profound meaning. This irregular sphere flushes with crimson, but within, it is a globe of burning amber dripping with tangy syrup. Reflecting the sun’s hot, furious glare, the smooth skin seems glazed like ice, but a bite beneath the glossy surface pours out juice as sweet as love. This luscious bite is soft like leather and rich as a mound of melted gold and sugar delicately savored by the tongue, and the warm, scented honey and rose petals caress the tender taste buds."

The Bible never called it an Apple. It only said "fruit". In my RMPS exam we were told that if we called it an apple we would fail.

However, I did like the imagery and description, very nice indeed.