Tag Archives: Mirror

Duality

Posted on June 21, 2018 by Helen

How much of her is me? How much of me is her? A mirror lets me see More yet I may infer It seems we may have split When did this occur? How much of her is me? How much … Continue reading →

Posted in Air, Poetry | Tagged dark, duality, evil, good, identity, light, Mirror, opposites | 3 Comments

Pierrot has gone And Columbine Before her mirror Deftly draws The makeup and Such mystery That deep within Her heart she stores Her love is gone Her love is lost She cannot bear Or view the cost Pierrot has gone … Continue reading →

Posted in Poetry, Water | Tagged artifice, Carnival, colubine, denial, grief, hope, lost love, Love, Mirror, Pierrot, sadness, stage mirror, tragic | Leave a comment

Mirror (2)

Posted on October 17, 2013 by Helen

I gazed into the mirror bright It gave me comfort, gave me fright And candlelight so soft and low Companion to the darkened night My face took on an eerie glow This person here I didn’t know This person’s face … Continue reading →

Posted in Air, Poetry | Tagged alchemy, belief, choice, dark, delusion, dissociation, Dreams, fear, horror, looking glass, Mirror, other worldly, Spiritual | 10 Comments

Mirror

Posted on October 8, 2013 by Helen

If I held a mirror Closely up to you Could you see yourself Could you witness true? Could you see the dissonance Tween what you say and do Could you see yourself Could you witness true? In your world a … Continue reading →

Posted in Fire, Poetry | Tagged delusion, denial, dissociation, identity, memory, Mirror, self belief, self-image, Spiritual, truth, witness | 17 Comments

Mirror’s Face

Posted on August 2, 2013 by Helen

Perfect oval, pale Deft touches of blush and powder All the flaws are now erased Simple here, the mirror’s face Arching eyebrows peak With questions yet unasked Wisdom lost, it’s been replaced Conformity here, the mirror’s face Lips that rarely … Continue reading →