The poem is a satire about a goodbye party for Miss Pushpa who is departing for a foreign country. It parodies the incorrect use of English grammar by some Indians, depicted through the narrator's speech at the party. His use of incorrect tenses, phrases, and flattering tone suggests a hypocritical personality. Miss Pushpa is portrayed as pleasing but also pretentious. The party concludes with Miss Pushpa making concluding remarks after being invited to speak. The tone is humorous and sarcastic in its critique of affected English usage.