We were hit by a pungent smell,
Someone had unleashed a deadly missile
In the midst of praise and worship
In the house of God
The smell came at a time,
When my mouth was wide open in song.
It hit me like a tornado,
And went right into my stomach.
I fought hard not to throw up,
Everyone around me held their noses,
Some were forced to change their seats,
While others stood their ground against the assault.
A shabbily dressed man was in our midst,
Everyone looked at him with disdain;
Obviously suspecting he emitted the fetid gas
But he kept a straight face, and continued praising his God.
I must confess, I suspected him too,
Later, guilt quietly settled upon my heart,
When my neat and expensively dressed neighbour
Leaned over and whispered, 'It was me.'
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
I like this poem especially the simple diction that was used.nice one