I'm not so sure. A sneeze is a reflex of a sort and see writing as much the same. We react to something of which we may not even be aware just as a sneeze comes at times when we least expect it. Still I enjoyed the read.

I agree with you in that I don't consider poetry to be an involuntary reflex like sneezing. That last stanza definitely sums it up.

...sneezing is very personal, and spreadable, and transmittable, I have sneezed on or secondarily touched a sneezed-on surface many more times than I have been read, or caught the common "poem" so to speak. Personal reactions, reading words, seeing imagery, and thinking about the self in light of the integrity of the experience is what makes art great. The larger ideas, the recognition of otherness, the expression of will, and the opportunity to learn and apply, are what is great about making art.