{guest post} A Nerdy Interlude

This blog post today is here to give you a much needed break from all the "wedding-ness" that is going on at indieBerries at this current time. A fab blog reader Divya has sent me this self confessed "rather nerdy" poem. I'll be the first to admit that I love a good nerdism. In fact, The Warr has even bought me some of those nerdish looking glasses because he's grow to love a good nerd (me) as much as I do. 

I'm also a huge fan of "poems" in general. And I often whack up a little rhyme-fest for friends birthdays or special occasions. This nerdy poem is about Marie Curie and all her lovers. lol. Have a read - you may even learn something...

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Marie Curie and her many lovers

Of all the ladies of the night

There was but one of noble plight

A woman of radiating fame

Yes Marie Curie was her name

But what of her lovers, pray do tell

Her zeal for science flowed to scientists as well

Her first love, Zorawski, was a young mathematician

But his family, alas, stuck strong to tradition

Her background was poor, what could she do

She left for Paris, a new world and crew

Next on the list, an equating force

Drawn together by magnetism, an unknown source

Pierre Curie was the man she would marry

And together they did a Nobel Prize carry

His death was sudden, but she did not care

For next was a lover, a steamy affair

Paul Langerin was married, and her student, you know

What a lady of science, how far she did go

And what of the others, any other valentine

Mendelev, Rutherford or perhaps Einstein

No one can be sure, for when Marie Curie did expire

Her heart, set in radium, kept her secrets of desire

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haha - Isn't it awesome?!

Yes. Yes it is.

Thank you so much Divya - please write many more poems like this for when you start your own blog!

For now you can follow Divya on twitter @Diwi_Babu

and on instagram @diwibabu