I met a guy online one day,
From my hometown, in a quirky way.
Goofy and dramatic, with moods that sway,
Yet his heart shines bright, leading me to say.

With innocence and love, he shows how to care,
Finding good in all, spreading kindness everywhere.
He taught me that helping brings a divine flare,
As God resides in us, a truth we must share.

As we talked, I thought of a moment I missed,
An old lady asking, but I let doubt twist.
One of my friend stepped in, giving without a list,
And I regretted my choice, feeling the ache of my fist.

Life offers so much, a bounty so grand,
In gratitude and kindness, we should make our stand.
When we live with this spirit, it’s easy to understand,
We ponder what we give back, to this life so unplanned.

I looked out the window when you began to leave
Kicked you out through my own front door
I noticed a tree and its turning red leaves
Guess I'd never noticed that before

That same day, I walked down to the river
A breeze came, cold and long
My body shook as I began to shiver
But the river kept moving along

I watched the sunset from a rocky shore
And although I'd never been there before
When the waves crashed and hit me with sea foam
I finally felt, for once, at home

Seasons never seemed to flow
Until I made you go
Every day was the same, you see
Until I forced you to leave me

I noticed how the clouds danced even lighter
How rain made the morning dew even wetter
How the rainbow shined even brighter
Maybe things will finally start to get better
Now that's what I can finally see
Finally free since you left me