The Poetry of Life and Growth
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These selected poems and some prosaic works all relate to what the title suggest though they all have mystical themes as per the author's nature. We hope you enjoy the read -- editors and assistants
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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The Poetry of Life and Growth - Lindsay Traynor
Mute
far more eloquent than speech is
silence, how is one able to respond
to subtle variations of tone while
screeching and gibbering from
vocal cords and lips?
there, where frequencies speak plainly
in inaudible tones of a whirring galaxy
and universe, its symphonic notes
captured only by silencing the primitive
mouth and listening intently -- that is
where true communication occurs
of course we are able to articulate but
should prefer listening to the infinite
lexicon of pure existence over the babble
and shrill of ‘civilised’ men
Masters of War
the glazed eyes of dead men picked
from their sockets by black crows
and other scavengers
they lie motionless in the battlefield
where uniforms do not distinguish,
they all belong to one flag when dead,
such is the futility of needless all
wars for profit
souls have taken flight leaving gaping
mouths infested with flies, maggots
and rotting flesh -- and those that do
not fight say there is glory in war, dying
for what? the greed or megalomania
of sick rulers, nothing else
yet the senselessness of it all screams
from every battlefield since before
recorded history to this day
people never hear, they cannot, they
listen instead to the lies, to the
message of death
all here died for nothing before their
time to fill the coffers of warmongers
that manufacture the means and weapons
of death, for the god of profit -- all hail
and drink to profit with silver chalices
brimming with human blood
but all is not still, dead gaping mouths
scream one last word -- futility -- clearly
heard by the sane and free, as real freedom
can never be overwhelmed by any weapon
chains, brutality and torture cannot
confine a free mind nor do they perturb
free spirits -- only blind fools fight their
brothers of other nations while the masters
of war in every nation watch safe from
afar while counting their filthy lucre
Sentinel
waves break like the prancing steeds
of conquistadors tho riderless on this
100-mile beach; thudding and crashing,
destroying themselves in the process
but sliding back out to sea to rise
again and again
armour rusting, i hear it from the
mouths of slaughtered pre-Columbian
civilisations, the hunted, for their
legendary gold that armoured
conquistadors seek with a mania,
for self and wealth
the rhythmic thuds of hooves on the
sand the trot before the charge for
gold, women and glory -- the lust
for red flowing blood and the yellow
gold of the sun
the sound ebbs with the tide, leaving
a crimson, bleeding sunset, the yellow
sun also bleeds red when it dies -- the
connection between gold and blood
wherever and whenever gold/money
is pursued blood inevitably flows, gold
does not hide the cost for itself or hide
under the rusting armour of conquistadors
today star-spangled invaders mass murder
for black gold but the rivers of blood
remain red, rusted armour does not speak
loudly, night passes and dawn breaks
slowly changing hue until it locates crimson
before the yellow sun rises then fades again
into night
the ghost of a native walks slowly along
the 100 mile beach spear, woomera and
boomerang in hand, blacker than night tho
the moon offers a silhouette
he neither rushes nor delays, steady are his
steps, turning occasionally as a good sentinel
should, seeing all in his dreamtime but not
me tho i see his dreaming, killed by his own
kind on this beach a millennia ago for his
precious shells
whenever something becomes precious blood
is spilled, tho precious objects change with
each age, one consistency remains, it plagues
all men of all ages, rivers of blood flow over
an illusion
i enter the sentinel’s dreaming, he sees me
without my armour and sword and continues
walking, tho nowhere here for commodities
of no real value
his footprints now visible continue in his
dreaming
Fires
fires release all the stored energy in
forests while nurturing seeds that require
fire to germinate a chance, and so the
charred smoking embers are replenished
by new life
my brain is burning glucose like petrol in
a