Clumsy Fit Poem by Samantha Immanuel

Clumsy Fit

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What I do? no one cares;
This list consists of my name too.
Earned so many stares;
Aiming at me from everywhere.
Am I the weird one, I don't think so;
Even if you do, I will not know.
Powder sprinkled all my dresser;
Coffee circles all my study table;
Half-moon bags all around my eyes;
Sometimes heavy, but I don't care.
Can you spell 'clean'
What is that? I don't know.
Many many diets to be lean
But the next moment,
It vanishes like a high-soaring bubble.
All my works, half-way through;
Chill-out, the burger on its way
Now got two things to manage,
What should I do?
Anyway, it's not my fault
Because the size given to me is 'Clumsy Fit'

Clumsy Fit
Friday, March 5, 2021
Topic(s) of this poem: baby,lazy,carelessness,kind,beautiful
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Sometimes life is on a highway but we can never travel in it, yet we reach our destination by some other clumsy way, so what that is our 'life'
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Samantha Immanuel 05 March 2021

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