The Dichotomy of Life
Two Opposites; One Existence, Countless Choices
Hardback
Retail Price: $25.95
Hardback
Retail Price: $25.95
The Human Experience, Unfiltered and Unapologetic
In The Dichotomy of Life, Helena Steele invites readers on an intimate journey through the beauty, pain, and contradictions that shape the human experience. Through deeply reflective and emotionally honest poetry, she explores themes of identity, womanhood, heartbreak, faith, culture, survival and healing. Inspired by personal experiences, quiet observations, and the untold stories carried by others, these poems speak to the hidden battles many face behind carefully crafted façades. Each piece offers a glimpse into life’s complexities—the tension between strength and vulnerability, brokenness and restoration, silence and expression. With raw authenticity and heartfelt insight, The Dichotomy of Life is a collection for anyone who has loved, endured, questioned, struggled, and continued pressing on despite it all. These are not just poems. They are reflections of humanity written on the heart
Hardback
Format: 5.5 x 8.5 Black & White Casebound, 70 pages
Publisher: Outskirts Press (Oct 07, 2026)
ISBN10: 1977294189
ISBN13: 9781977294180
Genre: POETRY / Subjects & Themes / General
“Helena Steele” is an author, speaker, coach, and leadership development professional with more than two decades of experience helping individuals and organizations navigate change, build resilience, and unlock their potential. A debut poet and storyteller who writes creatively under the pen name Helena Steele, she explores the complexities of life through poetry that reflects on resilience, healing, transformation and the choices that shape who we become. Passionate about ministry and community, Helena writes from the perspective of a thoughtful observer, capturing both the beauty and the brokenness of the human journey. Inspired by the contrasts that define our lives, her work invites readers to embrace both struggle and triumph as essential parts of personal growth and transformation. When she isn’t serving through ministry, engaging with her community, or fulfilling her professional commitments, Helena enjoys spending time with family, traveling, reading, writing, and discovering stories that remind us of our shared humanity.