This soul has developed crinkles like the white linen shirts I used to wear but gave away because I hate ironing.
This soul has developed wrinkles – frown wrinkles – not very becoming at all.
This soul is like a boiled egg – perfect until you crack the shell, peel it off and mush the egg for a sandwich.
A splintered windscreen.
An improbable jigsaw.
This soul has also become argumentative and I am getting really sick of the way it nags, nags, nags; no wonder it has wrinkles.
No wonder it has crinkles.
I know I should probably try to iron out its crinkly wrinkles.
But that would be as stupid as ironing a Sebastopol goose.
I’ll try to make friends with this soul on my way into see Anthony in the nursing lodge.
His soul is much better behaved!
jmgoyder 
All of our souls are a bit crinkly:)
That is reassuring!
sometimes our souls have a mind of their own and we just have to go along with it until we figure out how to placate them
You are so right!
A creative way to express yourself. How often do we really get in touch with our souls?
I wish I knew what a soul actually was!
Julie — I don’t know about wrinkles but my encounters with your soul here have proven one very important and vital aspect of it — your soul is beautiful.
You are unwrinklingishly kind!
Such a beautiful goose Julie. I always wish you peace. Margie
Thanks Margie!
Wrinkles are part of living….that is why I avoid ironing 😏. You are beautiful for having them Julie…. Really are! Xo
Oh you beautiful person!
What a lovely piece of writing, Julie 🙂 Hope you managed to make friends with this soul…
We are still in negotiation!
your soul is beautiful dear Julie… I hope you manage to make friends with this soul… You are amazing and creative writer 🙂 By the way when I receive your post I will write to you dear, don’t think that I forget you 🙂 Thank you, have a nice day, love you, nia
I can’t wait for you to get your gift and hope you like it!
awww bless your heart Julie…………….
More awards for you….http://magnoliabeginnings.org/2012/10/01/destiny-thanks-and-awards/
Naughty!
: )
The soul is so much harder to repair then any other part of us…………..I loved this it really touched me
Thanks friend!
I avoid ironing and buy wrinkle resistant clothes – I wonder how we can make our souls wrinkle resistant?
Perhaps a few soul wrinkles are okay? As for ironing – no thanks!
Julie, I like your wrinkled soul and I love your curly gooses. Please, keep them.
OK
Better that it is crinkly than stained or ripped – or with big, gaping holes!
True – I hadn’t thought of that!
I was just thinking about some of the clothes in my closet… But, I think I know some people, unfortunately, who have stained souls.
Oh me too!
you have crinkles
i have frinkles
we all have wrinkles
i hate ironing too
give it a good shake jules…sometimes the wrinkles come out.
maybe we can turn the frinkles upside down into sminkles some times. worth a shot?
xo
Crinkly, wrinkly souls appeal to me. My favorite dwarf in Snow White was Grumpy. Guess that says something, doesn’t it?
Beautifully written, and creative insight!
I do hate to iron, but I want to know who’s been wearing by birthday suit and how’d they get it so wrinkly.
Now that is definitely an LOL!!!!!
Glad I could make you smile. 🙂
The incredibly annoying individual who invented ironing has a lot to answer for – like making us feel the need to iron out the crinkles, in the first place!
Beautiful poetic post.