Question

“You Left Me With the Sky”
You tore the sky in half that night,
and left me staring at the wound.
I hate you for it—
for the silence you wrapped around your goodbye,
for the ghost that moved into my chest
and whispers your name when I try to sleep.
You were supposed to stay.
We were supposed to grow old
and laugh at how we made it through everything.
But you chose the dark—
and I am left cursing your choice
and loving you anyway.
I hate that you’re gone.
I hate that I still talk to you in empty rooms.
I hate that I understand why.
And if there’s a heaven,
I hope you hear me screaming your name—
not because I want you back,
but because I wish you had stayed
long enough to see
that the light was coming.

Answer 1

I like how I was able to understand what you were righting about, and I could feel the feelings that the writer has felt. W poem