Pudding Delight! Poem by Geetha Jayakumar

Pudding Delight!

Rating: 5.0


Love marriage
But grandpa against it.
Grandsons friend convinces,
The girl is well mannered
See the girl.
Grandson put condition
He will marry
Once grandpa agrees.
Agreed grandpa with
Another condition.
Tell my grandson
He will not talk but
If he likes the girl
He will eat a piece from
Any thing sweet.
A dozen of people
Arrived at girls house.
Grandpa liked the girl
But there is no pudding
So he look his friend and
Cough two times
Friends bluntly ask
Is there any pudding or sweets
Girls parents said
Since grandpa is diabetic
So no to sweets
Grandpa coughs thrice
Friend demands sweets
Ok but grandpa should not to eat.
Fed up grandpa coughs and coughs
Finally friend upset
Then he takes sweet and put in
Grandpas mouth..
Marriage settled.

Love settled for arrange marriage.
After all Grandpa is a Grandpa....
What more can be pudding delight!

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© 2014.

Geetha Jayakumar.

Wednesday, July 31, 2013
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COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Dave Walker 31 July 2013

A great poem, like it, a great write.

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Kumarmani Mahakul 12 October 2017

This is very interesting and brilliant story poem. While the evening darkens comes life needs light and importance is felt. Social perception about love marriage is wisely painted in expression of words. After all Grandpa is a Grandpa. He settles marriage beautifully. Love settled for arrange marriage by effort of grandpa is interesting...10

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Akhtar Jawad 12 October 2014

A very interesting poem, enjoyed it.

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Ramesh Rai 07 August 2013

i like pudding. also like the pudding of poetry more delighted.make this pudding more sweetest n delighted.

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Heather Wilkins 01 August 2013

the last stanza fills in the void and answers the question. done. nice

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Dinesan Madathil 31 July 2013

Simple poem giving an account of a family tale of its own. The pudding is delicious. See that the verb sequence is followed henceforth.

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