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The Rejected Poetry of Lindsay Traynor: Volume II
The Rejected Poetry of Lindsay Traynor: Volume II
The Rejected Poetry of Lindsay Traynor: Volume II
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Collators and editors select according to various subjective preferences; however, what appeals to one is loath to another, and so here presented are the poems of rejection which body, warts and all, reveals much about the author/poet and the prevailing sensibilities of repressed Western and Eastern cultures. Nevertheless, the author/poet views all his works of merit and demerit Equally -- Volume II in the Series.

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Release dateOct 15, 2020
ISBN9781005701208
The Rejected Poetry of Lindsay Traynor: Volume II
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Lindsay Traynor

Lindsay Traynor is an Australian poet and mystic though born in Eastern Europe. He has travelled extensively and studied under the wise instruction of some remarkable and extraordinary men and initiated into various esoteric traditions by same, which formerly secret knowledge he is now able to share with everyone, fully cognisant of the fact that only those ready would be able to recognise, appreciate and gain awareness from the experience.Lindsay is a prolific writer and has produced the equivalent in text of around 50-60 novels over the past sixteen years though mostly in the form of articles on varied topics and poetry, his favourite medium.The current book has been gathered from his many poems, essays and articles relating to Self-Realisation, Mysticism, Philosophy, Personal Growth and Social Transformation.We hope that you enjoy and derive benefit from his prodigious output as much as we have benefited and enjoyed reading, collating and presenting the material in eBook formats -- assistant editors.

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    Table of Contents

    The Rejected Poetry of Lindsay Traynor

    Production Line

    Interrupted

    Apparent

    Language

    Grass Eaters

    Drifting

    The One

    Startled Stare

    Space

    Sky Blue

    Pond

    Wet

    Geometrics

    Lost

    The Book

    Original

    Song

    Futility

    Captured

    Eagle

    Branded

    Loop

    Caught

    Be

    Lost Poet

    Something Special

    Olgas

    The Life

    Quill

    Zen and Poetry

    Inverted

    Pushing into Light

    Discontinuity

    Mystery of the Emerald Tablet

    For Whom?

    Circular

    Pages

    Buddha's Door

    Radiant

    About the Author

    Books by the Author:

    The Rejected Poetry of Lindsay Traynor

    Volume II

    Collators and editors select according to various subjective preferences; however, what appeals to one is loath to another, and so here presented are the poems of rejection which body, warts and all, reveals much about the author/poet and the prevailing sensibilities of repressed Western and Eastern cultures. Nevertheless, the author/poet views all his works of merit and demerit Equally – enjoy.

    Production Line

    squeezed, contorted to a pre-designed, uniformity/

    shape, which above all labels a production line --

    which process must necessarily produce duplicates/

    repetitions ad infinitum

    consider sausages, chocolates, and a multitude of

    moulded products then ask yourself how broad ur

    perceptive abilities are

    ur ability to think creatively outside the formulated,

    prescribed patterns, which you share with millions

    of other human social products

    an escape offered opens new worlds, seeing what

    few see, from one degree perceptive awareness to

    360 degrees of increased awareness that blooms

    into the continuous/expanding, elevating you above

    the herd forever

    the spirit of freedom, the prime ingredient/requisite

    of true creativity, which erupts volcanically from the

    unknown, undiscoverable spaces as they disappear

    once their progeny are delivered, notwithstanding

    that many new spaces open when other apertures,

    revealing the flux of existence, close; all of which

    un-mapped spaces are not detected by myopic society

    which is subverted by simply venturing into the unseen

    giant pores of the breathing living body of existence

    formulated/confined products ask, how did you, or

    could u think of that 'twist' and transmit what is usually

    incommunicable linguistically?

    indeed, all-encompassing views do not allow for repetition

    or the repetitive, social productive routine which is death

    to creativity and Freedom

    one does not think about an outcome, the outcome guides

    itself, breaching time and space in the process, such is the

    exhilaration, beauty of the unknowable, and so my honest

    answer is, i have no idea, it’s simply a matter of a symptom

    of true freedom which every creative work verifies

    there is no mystery regarding how 'sausages' are made

    but ever mysterious, and completely satisfying are the

    unknown processes of Creation

    refuse walking/living in step, walk/live to ur own unique

    pattern/rhythm/beat and you would have no need to doubt

    or ask ur questions as ur questions attempt to locate, map

    and categorise -- and where does that process lead?

    back to the human production line of living death and social

    slavery

    Interrupted

    while grappling with existence frantic

    door knocks rudely interrupted a possible

    victory

    it was you -- rejection doesn’t seem

    to affect an obsessive personality,

    so i stepped aside while you rolled in

    pissed as a fart

    'take it easy, don’t bring me down again'

    'no, no, i have reformed my ways'

    tho i would have preferred transformed,

    while you plonked literally on the sofa

    'well, what is it this time, u’ve already

    exhausted ur dastardly repertoire?'

    'i love u and can’t stay away,' spreading

    ur knees revealing lust, desire not love,

    more like an alley cat lifting its rear,

    offering itself

    'close ur legs, it won’t work'

    with that she sprang from the sofa into

    my arms without falling over

    amazed, i held her tho it became apparent

    that she was acting more intoxicated

    than she was

    'okay, take it easy, the last time u were

    here u wrecked the place in a fit of rage'

    'no, no, i truly

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