Harvey’s Road to Sunrise

From Holland to a new dream, under American skies,

Harvey’s journey begins, with hope in his eyes.

Sweat on his brow, dirt in his hands,

Chasing a star, making his stand.

He crossed the ocean, a boy with a dream,

A baseball diamond, his shining gleam.

Drafted to the majors, felt like a king,

But injuries came, take away everything.

Left with memories and a new plan,

A different path, a humble man.

Learning hard, making mistakes,

Trying to rebuild what his heart takes.

Isn’t that weird? When everything falls apart,

Blaming the crew, he’s playing his part.

Ray’s always there, catching the blame,

Yet in his heart, he’s still chasing the flame.

A groundskeeper now, with a club so grand,

Struggling to keep it pristine, like planned.

Gardeners laughing, trying their best,

Harvey’s mistakes causing all the unrest.

Harvey’s voice, a constant tease,

Always blaming, never please.

One day sparks flew, the barn caught fire,

Harvey’s blame, fueling the ire.

Isn’t that weird? When everything falls apart,

Blaming the crew, he’s playing his part.

Ray’s always there, catching the blame,

Yet in his heart, he’s still chasing the flame.

Travis called him out, truth in his eyes,

Admitted faults, no longer disguise.

Turning the page, learning to grow,

From mistakes, a new seed to sow.

Isn’t that weird.

Oh isn’t it weird.

Now he stands tall, with lessons learned,

His journey’s tough, but passion burned.

From Holland’s shores to victory’s peak,

Henry’s story is strength, unique.

Even with flaws, he finds his way,

A brighter future in each new day.