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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required "Humble yourselves before the Lord, and he will exalt you." Bible- James 4:10 Walk the Tightrope The tightrope of life I ever do tread With fear in the deep sea of pride to fall And wish in fields of humbleness* to head, With zeal to the sky of glory to rise Through flow of verses from quill of my pen And at heel of a humble hill to lie. The tightrope of life I ever do walk With dread to dip in the ditch of ego And the glow of the inner self to stalk, With fright to sink in the well of conceit And yearning humility to relish In a bid to raise sparks of my spirit. The tightrope of life I ever do stroll With scare of being tagged with vanity And crave to be a humble, simple soul Who can dust his hands with crest of the soil And longs to step on the journey of life Without any fear of his coat to spoil. On the tightrope of life lies a fine line Between a pinch of positive pious pride And vile ego that needs to be defined To render the journey of human life, Whether across deserts or oceans, Free from frantic struggles and stormy strife. The tightrope of life I tread with balance, Moving slowly with gleams of humbleness From haughty folks to mark the difference, Embracing modesty as a close friend, Sparing a foul tongue against one and all And holding in high respect every man.
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