Hey angel, Do you know the reasons why, We look up to the sky? Liam. We look up at the sky for you, now, Liam

**”We Look Up to the Sky for You, Liam”**

It’s often said that when we experience loss, we look up to the sky for comfort—seeking solace in the vastness above us, hoping for some sign of connection. “Hey angel, do you know the reasons why we look up to the sky?” These words speak to the heartache that comes with losing someone we love. For those grieving, like the speaker of this poignant message, the sky becomes a symbol of remembrance and longing.

Liam, a name now tied to this deep sorrow, was more than just a person; he was a presence in the lives of those who loved him. His absence, still felt after three weeks, is a void that words can hardly capture. Grief doesn’t follow a timeline; it lingers, making each day a struggle to move forward, yet every moment filled with memories.

The sky, vast and eternal, holds the unanswered questions, the “whys” of life, and the “where” of our loved ones once they are gone. We look to the sky as though it can carry our words to them or return a piece of the peace we’ve lost. For those left behind, the sky becomes a sacred space where love transcends distance, and where a loved one, even in their physical absence, remains forever close.

It’s been three weeks, but the pain is raw, unrelenting, and real. And even though healing feels impossible, there’s a quiet hope that with time, the sky may offer some comfort—a reminder that love is never truly lost. As you look up, remember: grief may never fully disappear, but it can soften with time, and the sky will always hold the memories of those we’ve loved.