Albert Einstein 13 - Impediments In Love Poem by Geeta Radhakrishna Menon
Albert Einstein 13 - Impediments In Love
Whether a fairy tale love story
Or a modern valentine love engagement,
There is always a villain or a vampire,
Making a wicked attempt,
To separate the passionate lovers,
Like sharp thorns between two rose petals!
In Albert and Mileva's case,
It was not an unknown enemy,
But Albert's own mother- Pauline Einstein,
Who took an intense dislike to Mileva Maric.
When she heard of her son dating a Serbian girl,
Pauline was angry and frustrated.
When Albert told his mother very firmly
That he planned to get married to Mileva;
Pauline threw a terrible tantrum,
Throwing herself on bed,
Crying aloud, most shamelessly,
Pretending a nervous breakdown.
But Albert dismissed his mother's continuous nagging,
And went ahead with his relationship with Mileva.
Why was Pauline Einstein so vehemently against Mileva?
Was it Mileva's limp when she walked? Or that she was older?
Was it because she was a Serbian or was not a Jew?
One can only speculate! Only God would know, why she was so bitter!
A Biographical Poem
Thank you for your insightful works on the noble deeds of the noble man. I sincerely believe these poems will continue to echo onto humanity long after your sun is set. Stay blessed.
A sad twist that Einstein&s mother Pauline fisliked their love affair
This poem is very brilliantly and excellently penned with amazing mind. Thank you very much for sharing this.
Yes, without twists and turns the love story never reaches its pinnacle. You have done great research which is worth reading.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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4/18/2024 3:06:32 PM # 1.0.0.1119
Congrats for this marvellous display of sheer poetic ingenuity. I sincerely believe that these poems on Albert Einstein will continue to echo onto humanity long after your sun is set.