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A Short Love Letter to STEM


Science, I'm attached to you like a triple-bonded nitrogen atom. Technology, I love you more than some people love their phones. Engineering, you complete me like an alligator clip in an open circuit. Math, my appreciation for you is as infinite as the number of points on a plane. STEM, without you, my life would be shit You teach me all, from galaxies to bits If loving you is wrong, well too bad 'cause you're right Most importantly, you taught me that truth is worth the fight.
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dishwasher98

Hello, I'm Diwash! Yes, that's my real name! No, that's probably not how you pronounce it, but good on you for trying! My life is a cake recipe created from a dash of early mid-life crises, a sprinkle of vague discontent towards society, and a pinch of wanderlust thrown in for good measure. I enjoy Netflix, long walks on the beach, and strained metaphors. Also poems, if you haven't noticed.

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