Come on, answer this & help me Plzzzzzz........... What according to you do these lines mean???

Question

"i sail through the aftermath of this onslaught,

seeking the divinity within,

trotting in this infinite silence,

I wonder from where to begin"

Rate this stanza out of 10!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 1

trying to make peace with whatever has affected him, feeling no one else knows how he feels and trying to figure out which direction to take, having the "want to", but not the "know how"

Answer 2

i think that it is h**l pro i never understand nd i h8 them i giving this one 10/10

Answer 3

The individual went through a horrible experience, now, in his/her solitude he/she is seeking internal peace, but the experience was so traumatic, he/she just doesn't know how to begin to heal.

I give a 10!

It's like when a tornado hits a home, but you are already at a shelter. You return the following day thinking you may have to rake some leaves, and maybe pick-up some papers that flew into your yard, but instead the roof of your house is gone, the bathtub is sitting by the mail box by the curb, well, it's a mess, chaos. So...where do you start cleaning, where?

Answer 4

9- nine............

Answer 5

In the end, it doesn't matter what I think it means, but what it means to you!  But you wanted my opinion...

Sounds like this person has gone through a traumatic experience, maybe like the death of a loved one, or, as the responder above said, a tornado, or other unexplainable tragedy.  When in turmoil we turn inside, often to God, seeking answers to unanswerable questions.  We feel very alone in our suffering or grief, that no one else can understand what we're feeling.or experiencing.  We have no previous experience with such an emotion, nor the power of it on our lives, so we're lost as to how to go on, and where to begin the healing and reshaping of our lives.  I like this stanza, it's a 9 for me!

Answer 6

I think that he or she is seeking nowhere or tries to find something after an event happened to him or her.  I would rate this as 8 out of 10.