What is the ruling on saying "get off my sky" and similar phrases that use the word "my sky" (samāʾī) to mean my heaven?

The phrase "hal samai" means "leave me" or "go away from me." The speaker intends to exaggerate the distance, as anything that is above a person and shades them is considered "sama'" (sky), such as the roof of a house, and similarly, the sky that covers the earth. The intention, therefore, is for the addressed person to distance themselves from everything that shades the speaker. A servant (of God) must restrain their tongue, be forbearing, and abandon anger and haste.