Wondering what this means? It's simple! A torch shines for a few hours and then retires to receive strength/charge from its source. This implies that without a torch having "alone" time with its source, it won't be able to brighten the way of men or eradicate the darkness in a room, but the longer it stays from its source, the dimmer its light gets and fades away. Unlike the light bulb. It is continually connected to its source and for as long as this source stays on, the light bulb lightens up the path of men and dispels darkness, but once it gets disconnected from its source it becomes useless and unfruitful. It no longer serves the purpose for which it was created. What light bearer are you? The torch or the light bulb? Whichever you are, you still need a source, our very own source; God. You could choose to be a torch, but I'd rather you be a light bulb, constantly connected to the source, and lighting up the path of men.
A little girl with a slow-release to calm your spirits.