Crossroads

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Today I moved on from something I truly loved, 
A community I created, a job that gave me a beautiful home.
Crossing paths with people has never meant more to me,
Kindered spirtis, lifelong friends, they showed me goodness everyday. 
Its incredibly painful but my heart is full of gratitude
How can a job mean so much? 
It did, and I can only say thank you. 
But now I know that jobs can indeed mean so much,
And I will never be the same again. 

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