Convolution of Comfort
the feeling of comfort can be so warm and protective. but discomfort is what really allows us to grow.

comfort invokes a plethora of sensations;
comfort is an aspect of people’s foundations;
comfort can be completely joyous;
comfort also has the ability to destroy us;
my boyfriend’s encompassing embrace;
certainly relaxes my headspace;
he loves in an unconditional way;
he comforts me in a way that may be cliché;
but he motivates me to pursue what i adore;
and write until it’s what i’m known for;
the challenge of wordplay;
brings me comfort all day;
i express nearly every thought;
and utilize the skills that i’ve self-taught;
my work and my love;
the ideas that aid me to rise above;
the mere stagnation of being still;
and provide me with a strong will;
sometimes comfort comes from familiarity;
sometimes comfort comes from clarity;
but when i’ve lived purely in my comfort zone;
i couldn’t progress and i felt so alone;
my comfort zone didn’t allow me to change;
my comfort zone was undoubtedly strange;
considering it was full of crippling depression;
as well as self-destruction and a powerful obsession;
with self-criticism and intentional restriction;
sometimes the comfort enhances my addiction;
i have felt so comfortable and set in my ways;
not willing to change, being stuck in the maze;
of my racing thoughts and the back-and-forth;
sometimes i go south, sometimes i go north;
the idea of comfort is convoluted;
what really gives me comfort is deep-rooted;
sometimes comfort is warm, sometimes it’s cold;
but i know the more that i get old;
i’ll continue to realize that a balance of both;
will merely continue to enhance my growth;
so, what does comfort mean to me?
the answer to that is uncertain as the sea;
it can mean being completely stuck;
or it can mean the water is rolling off my back like a duck;
i find positive comfort in random things;
from autumn, to weed, to accessories like rings;
and driving on the highway, blasting my tunes;
beside someone i love, feeling as invincible as cartoons;
if whoever is reading this is confused how i feel;
trust me, my own internal confusion is real;
and i truly wish my thoughts were clear;
i feel like i’m being controlled by a puppeteer;
sometimes comfort is a beautiful feeling;
but discomfort helps me progress in my healing.



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