"No Spotlight Needed—I Shine On My Own Terms" Humaira Arshad. Why One Don't Need Spot Lights And Want To Shine On Her On Terms?

No spotlight needed—I shine on my own terms - Humaira Arshad

Two songs exclusive for Humaira Arshad one posted on her fb and this is 2nd one.

Rooted in Fellowship

(Verse 1)

I stand alone by the old oak’s side,

A single soul with a heart so wide.

Her branches reach, they whisper to me,

In nature’s arms, I’m never free.

The wind sings soft through leaves so green,

A voice that tells what I’ve always seen—

A soul may shine, a solitary flame,

But fellowship calls me by name.

(Chorus)

Oh, I need the roots, the hands, the song,

In fellowship’s embrace, I grow strong.

Like the tree beside me, tall and true,

A single soul needs others too. 

(Verse 2)

The earth holds firm where her roots entwine,

A network deep, a lifeline divine.

I lean on her bark, I feel the ground,

In solitude, a silent sound.

The birds take flight, they return to nest,

Nature teaches what I love best—

To stand alone, yet share the air,

With fellows close, I’m rooted there. 

(Chorus)

Oh, I need the roots, the hands, the song,

In fellowship’s embrace, I grow strong.

Like the tree beside me, tall and true,

A single soul needs others too.

(Bridge)

The sun alone can’t make her grow,

She needs the rain, the breeze to know.

So I, a soul, with light to give,

Find life in how we learn to live.

By her sturdy side, I see it clear,

Fellowship is nature’s sphere. 

(Chorus)

Oh, I need the roots, the hands, the song,

In fellowship’s embrace, I grow strong.

Like the tree beside me, tall and true,

A single soul needs others too.

(Outro)

So I stand with her, my silent friend,

A single soul where roots extend.

In nature’s call, I find my place,

Fellowship shines on every face. 

Explanation of the Song 

Theme of Fellowship: The song highlights how a single soul, like Humaira Arshad by the tree, benefits from connection—whether to nature (the tree) or to others (human fellowship). It suggests that independence is enriched by interdependence.

Nature’s Role: The tree symbolizes strength and solitude but also relies on its environment (sun, rain, soil), mirroring how the human soul thrives with support from others.

Reflection of the Image: Humaira Arshad’s pose with the tree inspires lyrics about leaning on nature as a companion, reflecting her own balance of individuality and connection.

Tone: The song has a gentle, reflective melody with an uplifting chorus, suitable for an acoustic or folk arrangement, evoking the peace of nature and the warmth of fellowship.

This song celebrates the idea that a single soul, while radiant on its own, finds deeper growth and meaning through the natural bonds of fellowship, just as the tree thrives within its ecosystem.