Tightrope walker

You walk that line above the crowd,

With trembling hands but your head unbowed.

Every step’s a prayer, every breath’s a dare,

Chasing dreams that hang in the air.

 

The net below is thin as time,

But still you dance that fragile line.

 

Dear tightrope walker, don’t look down —

The world’s still spinning, don’t lose ground.

Every fall can teach you flight,

Keep your balance through the night.

Dear tightrope walker, shine your light.

 

The crowd’s applause can fade too fast,

The fear returns, shadows are cast.

But your heart still burns beneath your skin,

You rise again — you always begin.

 

You trade your wounds for faith each day,

The wire hums, but you don’t sway.

 

Dear tightrope walker, don’t look down —

The world’s still spinning, don’t lose ground.

Every fall can teach you flight,

Keep your balance through the night.

Dear tightrope walker, shine your light.

 

Let the storm roll, let the thunder shout,

You’re made of more than fear and doubt.

Every scar’s a badge you’ve earned,

Every lesson’s a bridge you’ve burned.

 

Dear tightrope walker, stand your ground —

The wire sings your battle sound.

Every fall can spark the flame,

You rise again, you rise again.

Dear tightrope walker — say your name! 

Keep walking, keep walking,

Dear tightrope walker —

Keep walking your line.