Saya's Sneezing Poem by FABIYAS M V

A dry silence in
the classroom
may catch laugh
from her loud
sneeze - she
fears.

Boys' attention
is sitting on her
elegance - a
violent sneeze
may damage
her chocolate
manners - she
muses.

Essays she, to
hold her breath
stagnant - her
right palm hides
her nose and
mouth - her
eyes become
wet - and a red
shade spreads
on her visage.

Saya could tame
her sneeze, yet
a suppressed
sound came out
as a firework
cracked in a pitcher.

But before a relief,
the second one
follows - all her
efforts are in vain -
and ends in an odd
clumsy sneeze,
startling the pin-
drop silence.

Everyone laughs,
when one shrinks.