Kato01's "Without you" is a short, raw outpouring from someone who has lost a person they love. We don't learn whether that person has died, left, or simply moved on, and the poem never says. What matters is the emptiness that remains. The speaker calls their life "nothing" and describes the missing person as "my other half," as if they are no longer whole.
The language is plain and repetitive. "Miss you" and "hurts" come back again and again, which makes the poem feel like a thought stuck on a loop, the way grief often does. There's no neat metaphor or tidy ending, just the same ache circling around.
In the second stanza the feeling turns from pain into urges: to cry, to scream, even to forget. The last line is the most touching, because the speaker hopes the other person will hear them. The mood is heavy, lonely, and unguarded, and it reads like something said out loud when no one else is around.