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Myosotis or The Forget-Me-Not flower. Create a front-facing ASCII art flowerhead inspired by the Myosotis/forget-me-not symbol used by the Index from Library of Ruina. Flowerhead only — NO stem, NO leaves. The flower must be perfectly centered and radially symmetrical, with a small circular center and five broad, leaf-like petals radiating outward from it. The petals should look like wide, curved flower-leaf surfaces viewed from the front, with layered inner contour lines that give them a 3D/folded appearance. They should extend clearly outward in five directions rather than forming a closed oval or rose. Do NOT draw a rose, daisy, generic flower, or individual thin petal outlines. The petals should resemble broad flowing shapes, like five curved pieces of fabric/leaf material spreading from the center. Use detailed ASCII/Unicode linework, with the central point exactly centered horizontally and vertically. Keep the entire flowerhead symmetrical around that center. radial flowerhead glyph,Do not enclose the flower in an outer circle or oval.

Myosotis or The Forget-Me-Not flower. Create a front-facing ASCII art flowerhead inspired by the Myosotis/forget-me-not symbol used by the Index from Library of Ruina. Flowerhead only — NO stem, NO leaves. The flower must be perfectly centered and radially symmetrical, with a small circular center and five broad, leaf-like petals radiating outward from it. The petals should look like wide, curved flower-leaf surfaces viewed from the front, with layered inner contour lines that give them a 3D/folded appearance. They should extend clearly outward in five directions rather than forming a closed oval or rose. Do NOT draw a rose, daisy, generic flower, or individual thin petal outlines. The petals should resemble broad flowing shapes, like five curved pieces of fabric/leaf material spreading from the center. Use detailed ASCII/Unicode linework, with the central point exactly centered horizontally and vertically. Keep the entire flowerhead symmetrical around that center. radial flowerhead glyph,Do not enclose the flower in an outer circle or oval.

Myosotis or The Forget-Me-Not flower. Create a front-facing ASCII art flowerhead inspired by the Myosotis/forget-me-not symbol used by the Index from Library of Ruina. Flowerhead only — NO stem, NO leaves. The flower must be perfectly centered and radially symmetrical, with a small circular center and five broad, leaf-like petals radiating outward from it. The petals should look like wide, curved flower-leaf surfaces viewed from the front, with layered inner contour lines that give them a 3D/folded appearance. They should extend clearly outward in five directions rather than forming a closed oval or rose. Do NOT draw a rose, daisy, generic flower, or individual thin petal outlines. The petals should resemble broad flowing shapes, like five curved pieces of fabric/leaf material spreading from the center. Use detailed ASCII/Unicode linework, with the central point exactly centered horizontally and vertically. Keep the entire flowerhead symmetrical around that center. radial flowerhead glyph,Do not enclose the flower in an outer circle or oval.

Myosotis or The Forget-Me-Not flower. Create a front-facing ASCII art flowerhead inspired by the Myosotis/forget-me-not symbol used by the Index from Library of Ruina. Flowerhead only — NO stem, NO leaves. The flower must be perfectly centered and radially symmetrical, with a small circular center and five broad, leaf-like petals radiating outward from it. The petals should look like wide, curved flower-leaf surfaces viewed from the front, with layered inner contour lines that give them a 3D/folded appearance. They should extend clearly outward in five directions rather than forming a closed oval or rose. Do NOT draw a rose, daisy, generic flower, or individual thin petal outlines. The petals should resemble broad flowing shapes, like five curved pieces of fabric/leaf material spreading from the center. Use detailed ASCII/Unicode linework, with the central point exactly centered horizontally and vertically. Keep the entire flowerhead symmetrical around that center. radial flowerhead glyph,Do not enclose the flower in an outer circle or oval.