翻訳 - 英語 -ラテン語 - The absence of him is everywhere I look

ubicumque aspicio --> quocumque aspicio

Hi Alex!
We can use "ubicumque" (wherever, everywhere) only with verbs like "to be", "to stay" etc. because they do answer a question "where?" (pol.gdzie?, lat. ubi?)

But "aspicio" (look/gaze on/at) requires the accusativus (if is followed by an object) and answers a question: "to where?" (pol. dokÄ…d?, lat. quo?).
It behaves quite like a verb "vado, vadere". Compare, please:

"quo vadis?"- Where are you going?
"quocumque vadis" - Wherever you are going/ Wherever you go.

Yes, you're right. I didn't think of declining it.

Gratias tibi ago pro utilissima explicatione!