I didn’t think about the dinner at night…
When I fell in love with her at first sight…
I did what-not like look into her eyes…
Not thinking once, if she could cook some rice…
We were then married, all set for life…
“Can you chop these?” she asked, handing over a knife…
With onions in hand, I said “Sure…not a big deal!”…
So this is how I cried, as she cooked our first meal….
Meals ready, she asked “So…how’s the food…”…
Also giving me options, “…tell me darling…good or very good?”…
With a morsel of food in mouth, I said “Hmm…wELL…”
And looked at her smiling, as I silently let the moment dwell…
She smiled back as she understood that stupid look on my face…
“Why don’t you cook henceforth?” she grinned, enrolling me in the race…
I still wonder, as to who thinks about kitchen delights…
As they continue to fall in love at first sights! 😉
All in the mind... 
Garfy Boy
October 20, 2010 at 6:05 pm
Loved it. self experience or what? 😛
gospelwriter
October 20, 2010 at 8:17 pm
I like it. Somehow thoughts of whether she (or he) can cook, unplug drains, etc, doesn’t enter in at that moment of falling in love {grins} – and before we know it, it’s too late.
aaradhnak
October 20, 2010 at 10:11 pm
LOL now only i got your //I said “Hmm…wELL…”// Things beneath the caps? 😛 hiiihhi my bad…………. got it now only when i was reading it again,, kisne bola itna bheja use karne ko?
Lvoelyy poem,, ekdam ishq sar chad kar bol raha? 😛 All set to cook also now 😛
BUt jo bhi ho,,,,,so fastt tum,,,,, in no time poem ready, 🙄
Ani
October 21, 2010 at 12:10 am
Interesting stuff 🙂 I am not good in words ..will just say one thing ..I regularly follow your writings and whenever I visit this place it always brought a smile in my face .:)
wonderful composition as always . 🙂
fiveloaf
October 21, 2010 at 9:53 am
great and gentle humour- your versatility shows..
Jingle
October 21, 2010 at 7:45 pm
that’s super funny.
Star Ka'at
October 22, 2010 at 2:40 am
That is quite comical!
Sree
October 23, 2010 at 9:06 pm
@ Garfy, not yet not yet..tera bhi ye haal ho sakta hey bete 😛 Thanks buddy! 😀
@ Gospelwriter, hehe..yeah…its always best like that…wonder, if there was a ‘point of return’! 😉 Thanks 😀
@ Aaradhnak…hehe…yeah…that HELL was intentional! 😛
I know how to cook…so I’ve got something to impress someone who already seems to be impressed 😛 Thanks buddy! 😀
@ Ani…aww…thank u so much for following, and now letting me know abt the same! 🙂 Glad to know I happen to unknowingly gift u a smile! 🙂 Bliss! Thanks much! :))
@ fiveloaf…thanks much! :))
@ Jingle…thank you very much! :))
@ Starkaat…thanks a lot :)))
preeti
October 24, 2010 at 10:21 am
ahem ahem.. chef sree will soon spring up i guess 🙂 good one buddy. simple words.. lovely read.
julielaing
October 26, 2010 at 3:27 am
Your piece put a smile on my face–if only everyone who finds themselves living with a noncook took it so well!
alakaline
October 26, 2010 at 9:43 am
Excellent! a nice blend of story, rhyme and humor.
cheerz,
Amit
October 27, 2010 at 6:18 pm
GEM ! loved it for it was written in simple words and yet sarcastic tone.
Very much every guy’s story 🙂
Ellen
October 29, 2010 at 11:44 am
LOL 😀
Sree
October 30, 2010 at 3:52 pm
@ Preeti, hehe…amen..thanks buddy! 😀
@ Julie, I can cook a bit, enuf for survival…so the confidence…not sure all will be…thanks n welcome here 😀
@ Alakaline…now thats a chemical name! JK! 😉
Thanks for liking it..n welcome here 😀
@ Amit, haan na 😛 tera bhi time aayega saale! 😀
Thanks buddy! 😀
@ El, thanks buddy! 😀