@>-;-

What is @>-;-?

This is a letter picture of a rose.

Mainly used in chats.

@ is the bud

> is the leaves that holds the bud

- is the stem

; is the leaves

- is the same continuing stem

feelin sorry for ya ;_;

@>-;- here's a rose for you. hope ya feel better

See letter, rose, semicolon, Miku

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