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A poem I wrote after fainting at work and seeing the reactions of those around me. Someone had made an insensitive joke and inspired me to write this. I put a lot of heartache into this so I hope others who ache too can enjoy. I personally think it's some of my best.
-Michael
Merry Whumpmas Day 8: Bedridden
Fandom: My Hero Academia
Summary: Aizawa struggles with having to stay in bed after his injuries in the war arch.
 Being trapped in bed while his students fought in a war that they shouldn't have even been involved in was like torture to Aizawa. He hated thinking about it. They were alone. They were his children.
  Yet the hero commission decided that teenagers should fight. Their training wasn't complete. It felt like the commission was trying to get them killed.
  Aizawa wanted to help, he needed to help. But he couldn't. He was bedridden for the time being. He thought about how maybe Snipe should have killed Shigaraki when he had the chance. Maybe he should have been more careful.
  But it wasn't his fault. No one could have known. The league of villains was nothing but trouble.
  Aizawa looked out the window. He couldn't see much. The blinds were closed and he was well, half blind.
  There had to be something he could do, someway he could help them. Or maybe he could visit the students in the hospital?
  But the doctor wouldn't let him get up. He had to stay put. Hisashi was giving him as many updates as he could. He felt so, helpless to the situation.
  The hero wanted to move. Having to stay out mentally having to think. Aizawa didn't like to think. He liked to sleep but after staying in bed for so long, he didn't think he could anymore.
  The bed was uncomfortable. He couldn't get comfortable. Shota was in pain. But knowing his students were scared hurt more than any injury could. Aizawa felt he had failed them.
  But he also knew there was nothing he could do. He was trapped in his bed. For now all he could do was ask about them.
  Hisashi didn't like seeing Shota like that. He didn't like seeing him so inmobile. He knew it was hard on him.
  Time could be the only healer this time. Aizawa could do nothing just wait until he was better. Then he could join them again. He didn't care if it would be hard, being a teacher never was all that easy.
  So if all he could do was lay there, he would think of what to tell them. Aizawa tried to find a way to apologize for ever letting them step foot on a battlefield before they had graduated. The war took what was left of their childhood.
  Aizawa stopped staring at the closed window. He shifted and pulled the blanket up. If only he could just get up.