đ Three Months Without You
Itâs been three months, Grandma, and I still catch myself making plans to call or visit. Itâs funny how the mind does thatâhow it refuses to accept that someone is really gone. Some days, it feels like you were just here, and other days, your absence is soul-crushing.
At first, everything was a blur. Grief was loud, overwhelming, and damn near impossible to ignore. But now itâs settled into every quiet moment in my life. Those are the empty spaces where you should be. Itâs in the stories I want to tell you, the songs that remind me of you, and the random thoughts about things I know only you would really understand.
Everyone keeps telling me that time heals all, but honestly, I donât know if thatâs true. Time just keeps going, whether Iâm ready or not. The world moves on, and Iâm trying to move with it, but some days are harder than others. I still talk to you, hoping you can hear me somehow.
I donât know when this'll get easier, but I do know one thing: love doesnât disappear just because someone is gone. Youâre still here, in the memories, in the love, in all the ways you changed my life. And no matter how much time passes, Iâll always miss you.