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Poems that are known to be Oriental, like haikus, have a fixed syllable structure, number of lines, and sources of inspiration for poems are traditionally limited. However, there is no specific Indian or other Asian tradition that can be suitably incorporated into new modern poetry in English. But choice of images, sounds, and scents may find a suitable expression, or set of expressions (as typical South Asian spices are symbols of the culture). India has been known for thousands of years for spices, silk, muslin, and work on precious stones. Why not poems that build on these, and traditional ways of expression in poetry? These few poems break new ground in that direction, while retaining the idiom of typical English, and its rhythms.
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