Haunted by YOU

I loved you like a cathedral built deep inside my heart, But you walked away and left it cold, torn apart; Now candles burn for no one, their smoke against the sky— Even the wind whispers your name, and I don’t know why. I sleep beside your memory, heavy like a stone, The bed is wide and warm, but I still feel alone; Your voice repeats in darkness, sharp as shattered glass— Every minute without you hurts more than the last. I wear this pain like velvet — soft, dark, and true, I’m living, breathing, bleeding, still not free of you; If love was meant to save me, it turned into my doom— Now my heart is just a grave, and your love is the tomb.