Get Your Premium Membership

Indian Poems - Poems about Indian

Is Ashwin the Indian Don of Spin
Where do you begin with Ravichandran Ashwin...intellectual impresario Red ball romeo... conceptual maestro..the Kingpin of spin..leather lothario Perpetual taunting...teasing..bubbling cerebral cauldron formenting..haunting Troubling.. flaunting...tormenting..vaunting..fermenting..pleasing Luminosity...but another one of the band of badger brothers Reeks of unique chic tweak at its peak Bare faced cheek of genius geek cavorting Discerning pastor preaching while yearning for learning More about turning…..curiosity pique...sleek sporting freak Mythical master...

Continue reading...
Categories: indian, sports,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Little West Indian River History
"There's a river meandering through the mind," older than the Englishmen who raised a bridge over its Constitution, a nude Indian sped away from a warring Englishman behind absconding by canoe to an adjacent isle but smallpox caught the indie afore ammunition "There's a river meandering through the mind," that witnessed the grapes of wrath in '37 and suffered its wine,...

Continue reading...
Categories: indian, city, history, nature, river,
Form: Free verse



Indian Paintbrush
Indian Paintbrush Cinnabar to rum. Bluish to a pink rose. Curious toward a new path. Waltz through painted daffodils. Crystalline ruby sky. Scarlet blood red devine. Indian Paintbrush. Open fields, red sun. Thine crimson deep. Fall asleep, can’t speak. Mesmerized by reverence. Rows of labyrinth....

Continue reading...
Categories: indian, flower,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Western Indian Tan
Soon be a beautiful brown color For naturally brown lover....

Continue reading...
Categories: indian, body, boyfriend,
Form: Crystalline
Indian Wasteland
It is the world of Shiva and Shaitan It is the world of Krishna and Kant Devi on Nandi holding Demon and Son Devotees, Deities, Ash, Claps and Fun Fragile girl carrying child in her arm's Not mother but a sister’s virgin palms To Die for him but not a bruise to touch Just Bottom pinching nothing too much Anguish in her arms...

Continue reading...
Categories: indian, absence, anxiety, black love,
Form: Sonnet



An ode to an Indian nightingale!
The Clown fish had brimming eyes, a montage flown back to Jaflong , a memory lane I wonder I felt overwhelmed, as if yesterday’s incomplete hard and fast, rituals and alone Over pouring overboard, ornate orange diva and monsoon rain and Jaflong time and greeting say Holistic a rueful an encapsulation, by the by a rare tracing cue with a poetic erotica,...

Continue reading...
Categories: indian, cheer up,
Form: Free verse
Biryani
Blended spices mixed and boiled with chicken and rice, Best with mutton or prawns, but tastes good even with basic fresh vegetables! Blast of flavoured richness! Bewitching special treat!...

Continue reading...
Categories: indian, appreciation, food,
Form: Pleiades
Indian Summer
April brings more than showers Spring sometimes cowers To Winter after flowers...

Continue reading...
Categories: indian, flower, spring,
Form: Free verse
Indian Giver
Years ago, in Budapest, I bought ceramic mugs As presents for my son and wife; They thanked me and gave hugs. The pottery was quite unique; I bought some for myself, Which sits there in my kitchen On a front-and-center shelf. I couldn’t carry too much home But always did regret I didn’t buy myself a mug (Or two, to make a set). Yet since that time,...

Continue reading...
Categories: indian, me,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Indian War Horse
high upon a jagged cliff a painted horse of many colors stands under a cloudless sky . . . a native girl gazes at the vast land of Canada as one eagle feather from her Indian war horse flutters away lost . . . it glides, it dances in the wind, it soars, it floats...

Continue reading...
Categories: indian, dream,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Indian Summer
All through December the days were warm creeping into the high sixties Grass was green and roses blooming Nights gave warning with cold below freezing soon after the sun sets But the days made for walks and lawn chair visiting with neighbors Kids playing outside but still with their phones and birds chirping away away away Like a secret spring time layered between cold...

Continue reading...
Categories: indian, nature, seasons,
Form: Free verse
Indian Pitta
White Supercilium, black face mask, White collar, Dark buff head with Black central stripe, Dark gray stout bill, Gray eye-ring with white awake – eyeliner, Buff crowned, Glossy blue, dark green, Turquoise-Blue, Shocking white wing-coverts, Thin black trace, garish scarlet Underbelly, Black blue-tipped tail, Toned, endless, enviable strong pins pink Divine ensemble apt for Wallpapers, earrings, motifs, art, stamps and study They sit...

Continue reading...
Categories: indian, bird,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Indian Diversity
Crimson saris, silk Woven with threads of gold, A dancer's graceful sway, Reflecting ancient lore, A turban's vibrant hues, Sun-baked earth, spice-scented air, Desert whispers tales, Of caravans afar, Carvings deep and bold, In temples, ancient stone, Echoing centuries old, Stories yet untold, From the Himalayas' snow, To Ganges' holy flow, A sacred, mystic show, Diversity unfolds, Ghats, where souls ascend, Prayers to deities blend, The fragrance of incense, Mystical events unfold, Bhangra's rhythmic beat, A...

Continue reading...
Categories: indian, society,
Form: Free verse
The Indian Sign
Modernity damns judgment its prophets seen as hostile As the soulless watch and covet like a eunuch envies man What’s needed is more judgment and critique to moral order The essence of humanity what the soulless try to ban Irrational impulses driving them to lives of dark infliction Forcing them to claim the world in ‘natures’ — evil plan (Reading C.S. Lewis: October, 2024) ...

Continue reading...
Categories: indian, judgement,
Form: Rhyme
The Great Indian Bustard
Hybronnet Poem, 14 lines, 10 syllables per line. ------------------------------------------------------- Brown, white, grey, black crown, across breast black band Colors saturated with calm grassland Too Heavy for a bird, too tall a bird Too less vision, too shy to fly a third A Haughty look, loves clear view, regal stance Just 140 left in the world, at glance The Great Indian Bustard now...

Continue reading...
Categories: indian, bird,
Form: Hybronnet

Related Poems


Book: Reflection on the Important Things