Tag Archives: identity

Reckoning

Posted on June 17, 2013 by Helen

Is there a true reckoning beyond the veil, a life re-lived in timelessness and understood objectively as a thing apart? Can the soul look upon its own deeds, weighed against conscious and unconscious intent; see for once the dissonance between … Continue reading →

Posted in Air, Poetry | Tagged after life, alchemy, choice, Consciousness, death, delusion, DNA, God, identity, Life, madness, memory, New Age, Philosophy, Philosophy of Mind, Physical body, reality, Religion and Spirituality, self, soul, Spiritual, truth | 17 Comments

Hides Behind Our Eyes

Posted on March 30, 2013 by Helen

Flotsam and jetsam Of a life half lived Imagined slights and taunts Can we now forgive? Irrational memories Rising to the light Where the darkness once was kept Now only delight So much of our self is born In our … Continue reading →

Posted in Fire, Poetry | Tagged Aspiration, Dreams, identity, Musings, Philosophy, Relationships, truth | 16 Comments

Who?

Posted on February 14, 2013 by Helen

Momentary thought Reflection in the mirror A stranger, not me In the world of dreams Do we wear our own faces Or other strange masks? Expressions I show Calibrate hidden feelings I will not betray Can we even know The … Continue reading →