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Safe


Is saying "you are safe here" really qualify that place as "safe."

I mean there are more safer places than others,

But true safety are the places you believe are truly safe.

 

If you don't believe a place is safe,

Then your mind thinks you're in danger,

No matter what others may say.

 

Safety, in that retrospect, is a belief then,

Making it similiar to a religion, 

Therefor making it logical thinking.

 

So, logically thinking,

The more things you see that are safe around you,

The more likely you are to think a space as safe.

 

Yet that means,

We can get attached to certain items,

And when we see said item,

We feel safe.

 

I guess it is more complicated, 

As you start to analyze it.

But then again, what is truly safe.

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