I like this, it's one of those one's you can read and take a couple different ways, to take a different breath on and see what the writer may mean.

It is in first person though, so I found it hard to relate with your writing on my own personal note. Though, it does make me curious as to the prose behind the poetry. Your own relations to this.

Thanks. I appreciate your feedback. Well, I have that habit of lashing out on people unexpectedly based on something that has nothing to do with them. I'm afraid of it, really. It's only when I'm not able to vent my feelings properly. The poem is all revolving around a sense of whether it is best to isolate yourself or not, which is an emotion that had come up quite frequently. It also is a statement of how somethings will change over time and that it can always just be a phase. "and I, though gently burning, will be free" is basically saying that, I will always have a time where I lash out, but I know that it's not who I am to be aggressive or violent and that there is hope to stopping it. So basically, it's all based on the line between giving up and having faith.

Another interesting piece I've read. It's like, you can be safeguarded from the chaos outside, but where exactly? And will it hold for long, or be demolished within seconds?

Eh, it's how I think what's up here, unless you care to clarify for me, XP.

That's the isolation part, so you got half of it. But it's more about whether it's better to hide from myself or to have faith in myself and grow out of the phase that I'm in. Thanks for commenting :3