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Pain comes in many forms, but perhaps the most unbearable is the pain of losing someone close to you. The feeling of a hand that once rested in yours, now vanished. The silence that follows, lingering long after their voice has faded. It slowly consumes you, as memories become echoes and words once spoken lose their sound because the one who spoke them—or the one to whom they were spoken—is no longer beside you on this journey. Some absences are so profound that no amount of time can truly fill the space they leave behind.
I woke up-
And saw,
You are still-
Motionless cold,
Still it seemed-
You will wake up,
And the very next second-
You will wear a warm smile,
The truth lied-
In front of me,
But I still wanted to believe-
It is a bad dream,
I stayed up hoping-
You will come back,
I tried filling,
This loneliness,
Nothing but you-
Could make it better,
I looked up in the sky-
A sky full of stars,
And I found a brightest one-
Watching over me, as it was you smiling.
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