They told me that
university is
full of diversity,
but I never believed them.
Call me a pessimist,
but I wasn’t looking at a
business,
I was looking at an education.
They say uni will be the
best experience,
but that’s how I describe Keele.
I was stumped how to
write this,
but I wanted to put
emphasis on how much
I love it
Love:Keele.
I loved Keele the
1st time I saw it.
I was just a 17 year old
in awe of its
beauty (and so many squirrels in
one place),
but I’ve got far more
important things to say.
The way tutors seem
passionate what they teach,
trying to help you reach
your dreams.
I believe Keele is the
prettiest campus and you’ll
never
change my mind.
I find something new
every year.
But, most of all,
I don’t have to fear being
excluded.
Social cliches don’t exist,
popularity is just a myth,
and political are always
a topic.
I have never met people
so friendly,
and maybe its just my age,
but I could write pages on Keele.
I told you university is full
of diversity,
and you probably remember.
Every September,
Keele welcomes students from
all over the world.
It doesn’t matter who you
are or your place of birth.
Whether you have a faith
or not,
whether you’re male or
female.
It doesn’t matter what
you believe
or what you don’t.
You won’t be judged,
Keele is a place for anyone.
A space,
a community,
a family.
I thank Keele for the past years,
I feel like you passed my
test,
this experience has been
the best.
Keele University = Diversity.
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