I don’t cry very much.
In fact, I wish I could cry easily and more often.
Over the years I have learned to maintain control.
My emotions are contained.
I wear a happy face.
Masks and sunglasses have helped maintain my facade.
Unless I am in church. Then my guard is down and tears come easily.
“Amazing Grace” did it for me this past Sunday.
The healing grace of a good cry.
Does a body good.
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Lori Greer in Portland 
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That is a heart listening out for that call, that place we want to touch deep inside as a moment comes close to it and begs entry. Holding it tight is the only thing that blocks it…dare we open…or close it. Beyond and through it is a light…and at last a smile, a real one. And some more tears, but these ones we let go freely. They are with love, not a painful one to be seen ❤️ 🙏🏽 🦋
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It’s good to let those emotions out once in a while or some things get too hard to bear. Church is a good place for this.
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I cry easily. I do not consider it to be a lack of control but a very important, and necessary, part of my emotions.
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I am a crier and it feellsl good to cry at times
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A quiet place. A healing place in a church building or even under a tree by a gently flowing stream…….anywhere silent. Healing Grace if allowed to flow can bring powerful reality of well-being through tears or fresh motivation which give life ongoing meaning even in the midst of a storm. Bl.essings!
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I cry like a baby at leaves falling from trees.
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