Humanity Hallows Issue 5 Out Now
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By Zahra Arshad
Know where you belong
Know in your heart
Know right from wrong
Know yourself
This feeling doesn’t feel right to me
A place to stay
Always feeling never ending
A place to go
My never ending memory
A place to run
A perfect melody for my song
A place to fly
If I’m making a wrong choice
Will you be there to help me choose?
If I’m crying
Will you help me dry these tears?
Knowing I can lean on you
Have you waiting
Have someone watching over me
Someone always there waiting for me
This feeling doesn’t feel right to me
A place to stay
Always feeling never ending
A place to go
My never ending memory
A place to run
A perfect melody for my song
A place to fly
Be nice to know
Who stands by me?
Be nice to know
Who likes me so?
Zahra is currently studying film and media studies at Manchester Met. When not attending lectures, she likes listening to music, reading and writing.
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