Charmed Chaos
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#Charmed Musings: No.20
“Wash
the bloom
off
your soul
and let the tears
flow.”
©2018 Linda Lee Lyberg
Author’s Note: The white residue is a waxy coating produced naturally by grapes, called bloom. Bloom is a delicate substance common on many soft fruits, such as grapes. The bloom protects the fruits from moisture loss and decay. [Source: Chowhound]
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I never realized that my soul has a waxy coating. 😸
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Haha. Well, then here you go. Sometimes, I think we put up ‘coatings’ around ourselves. For protection and as a shield against feeling too much. When we wash them away, we cry.
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Excellent response 😊
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Good heavens! Corrected my response- sometimes writing from a tiny phone screen…I should know better by now, right? LOL- Thank you Walt!
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My pleasure☺
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