"Goodbye," he whispers, his name still on your tongue
"Goodbye," you want to reply, but the softly spoken words pain you in the chest
Goodbye as he turns above, on top of the hospital
Goodbye as your hands reach towards each other, so close and yet so far away
"Goodbye," he says, lifting his arms to get ready
Goodbye as he jumps, headfirst
Goodbye as the wind takes him
Goodbye as his long coat drifts behind, flapping in the air
Goodbye as he falls too quickly
Goodbye as you watch, helpless on the ground
"Goodbye," you say, already too late.
