POEM
The Love of an Orange by Dahlia Ravikovitch An orange did love
The man who ate it.
A feast for the eyes
Is a fine repast;
Its heart held fast
His greedy gaze.
A citron did scold:
I am wiser than thou.
A cedar condoled:
Indeed thou shalt die!
And who can revive
A withered bough?
The citron did urge:
O fool, be wise.
The cedar did rage:
Slander and sin!
Repent of thy ways
For a fool I despise.
An orange did love
With life and limb
The man who ate it,
The man who flayed it.
An orange did love
The man who ate it,
To its flayer it brought
Flesh for the teeth.
An orange, consumed
By the man who ate it,
Invaded his skin
To the flesh beneath.
Day 46 ♥
I am still experiencing good energy, improved range of movement in joints, and a general sense of health and happiness and well-being.
I have thought about stopping, but really at the moment there is no other sweet juicy fruit that is really appealing to me.
It is like I am in the Orange Zone. Satisfied and feeling nourished on Oranges. Also I feel that I am still cleansing, so I might as well carry on some more.
When I do an extended mono diet, especially Orange juice, it really does seem to free up mental energy and physical time for other things.
I am not expending any thought on what I shall eat each day. The time I am actually physically juicing my food is very short, I also do not think about food very much, it is definitely more eating to live than living to eat.
Although I really love and appreciate my Oranges, my diet does not figure, thought-wise and time-wise, in such a big way as it does when I am eating a mixed fruit diet.
Fruity Fare ♥
Morning—11 mixed size Biodynamic Valencias, juiced in the mouth
Midday—6 Biodynamic Valencias, juiced in the mouth
Afternoon—7 Biodynamic Valencias, juiced in the mouth.
Fruitful Exercise ♥
40 minutes workout
40 minutes fast walking.
Have Wonderful Days ♥
Love and Peaches XX
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