For the Broken
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Last published Mon, Oct 20, 2025
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This is a series of poems for the broken, those who despite it all are still holding, still trying even if it's just barely. Some of it might not relate to you but they'll relate to me also I might make a poem about myself or something that's more connected to me like my appearance or what I do. I'll do the same for random combinations of genes and personalities though.
(Obviously everyone will go through a struggle because without pain and sorrow there is no joy and happiness, due to this there'll be a lot of diversity in pain and I'll try to capture everything to my best ability.)
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