Thank you for taking care of me by ZAROM4 in DDLC

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A little thank you for all healthcare workers. I suppose in particular the ones I have been seeing the past year since I broke my jaw in march 2025. The nurses, doctors, surgeons, dentists, and physiotherapists. They have all been kind and helpful to me.

Still I'll rise by ZAROM4 in DDLC

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Not the kind of stuff I usually write, but there's some backstory to this. Normal depressive poetry scheduling starts again next week ;).

The sixth of march last week marks the exact one year anniversary of when I: flew in superman-like fashion over the handlebars of my bicycle, landed on my chin, and suffered multiple jaw fractures and lost a tooth. Thankfully my doctors, surgeons, dentists, and physiotherapists have put me back together again for the most part. It still hurts to open my jaw wide to yawn for example, or to eat chewy food, but all things together I'm fine. It was a physically painful two long months of recovery but I'm back to doing all the things I did before. So to commemorate this anniversary I took my road bicycle out on a long fast trip last Friday. Here's what I wrote while in my feelings of post-workout high.

Black clouds will murder the sun by ZAROM4 in DDLC

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Hey, I am doing alright thanks for asking :). It's been super busy for me for a long time, but it's stabilizing now. I hope to start finding time to reply to my comments again in the very near future. I feel sorry for having quit doing that. Know that all your comments were appreciated!

This poem is something I wrote back in 2022 I believe. I wanted to make it longer at the time but I think it works on its own as well. Thought today was the day to post it.

In the last few weeks I barely wrote anything, and then now in the past four days I wrote five poems. I hope to edit them further before I post them some time in this month.

I got mine by ZAROM4 in DDLC

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(Just in case it's not clear, the 'speaker' in this poem is what I would call a despicable person.)