Comfort Zones Are So Cozy

They are what we cling to


Comfort zones are cozy aren’t they? 

They are what we cling to when we are under stress and what we depend on in unrest.

They boast protection, peace and ease, 

Yet, apathy appease.


Dreams dismantled, hopes deferred,

Vision blurred. Comfort.



Familiarity and the good old days.

The predictability of dependable ways.

Comfort Zones are where marriages go to die.

Why try?


We are made for more.

To grow and explore. 

To defy comfort in every sphere

To live by faith year by year.


Give yourself the chance to be who you really are,

You've come so far, go beyond...

your comfort.




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