Nausha Ameen's "balanced" is a short portrait of a woman who can't be summed up in one word. The speaker lists pairs of opposites: peace and war, hellfire and holy water, ocean and sky, devil and angel. She seems to hold all of them at once, and none cancels the others out.
The speaker seems admiring rather than judgmental. The pairs aren't presented as flaws to fix. The title, "balanced," suggests that being both gentle and fierce, calming and dangerous, is exactly what keeps her steady. Some of the pairs are harsh (hellfire, war), while others are soft and vast (ocean, sky), so she feels both intense and open.
The last line, "beautiful in her own world," softens the mood. It suggests she lives by her own rules, and that others may not fully understand her. The tone is quiet, affectionate, and a little awed.