Goodbye Party For Miss Pushpa T.S. Comments

Nice farewell poem. enjoyed reading it.

I'm so glad your feeling so well. The fresh air does strange things to stranger people.

Yo kaise ho

It is helped me to give a seminar in CLG..

It helped me to complete my project of literature.. ...

The name Miss Pushpa T S signifies that she is South Indian. Mr Ezekiel may not be excused for poking a joke on the poor language skills of South Indians. And, not all South Indians are that poor in the language too.

Why does the poet say Miss Pushpo TS Please let me know.

Miss Pushpa is going to foreign, not Nissim, but what the interest of his? Why si he interested in Pusha, who she is in reality? A sister, a relative or a relative's, why does he not say it? Why does he keep it concealed? Perhaps under the pretext of giving a goodbye party, Nissim is befooling he. Here her Gujarati English is under his scanner and he is scanning her language and pronunciation whether Pushpa is capable of using in impeccable English or not. A poet of parties, it is neither a birthday party nor a marriage party, neither a picnic party nor a tea party, but a farewell party and the poet here is giving tips in going to foreign, . himself a foreign returnee. But the interest lies in it that the poet goes on speaking whereas Miss Pushpa lies silent and wordless. It is a bad habit of Nissim that he keeps befooling and outwitting others. His English too is a type of plain English and as a poet he borrows from the lyricists, sonneteers and metaphysicals.

Great tribute to nice lady....