Far From Comfort
It's always been comfortable
Mom and Dad right there
Sister is right down the hall
On the bad night
Comfort was a few steps away
When in tears
Open arms where under the same roof
There were no worries
There was my family
My home
Suddenly I am hundreds of miles away
With a man that I thought would take care of me
Nothing is familiar
Everything is no longer comfortable
On the bad nights
I must push through it
When in tears
I had only my own arms to be held in
There was the worry of money
There was the worry of eating daily
There was the worry of being utterly alone
There was no one
This was not home
This is when I grew up for worse or for better
This took me from my comfort
This made me strong
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