The candle

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    The candle

    Once upon the time, there was a little girl
    Living her life, without care and love
    Carrying her sadness, singing her dark songs
    Chewing brown bread wet with tears.
    Her hands are too small.
    Orphanage steps run along the streets
    Standing at the street corner, she looks at the Hollywood hill
    Her heart smiles.
    The innocent bird begins to hope and wish.

    Every time we look at her, we see
    The blonde girl with the gorgeous smile
    The charming face, those graceful movements.
    Nobody knows the bitterness but her.

    She is like a candle in the wind
    Her heart is like a rose, waiting for rainy days
    Does someone know what she wants?
    Does someone care how she feels?
    Does someone understand her?

    Once upon the time, there was a movie star
    A little girl named Marilyn
    Living the glamour life, covering up inside secrets
    Behind red curtains
    Fighting with life, wishing a brighter future
    Crying at night, waiting for dream love.

    Deceitful life, her heart was broken.
    Lonely steps run along the streets.
    Hiding in darkness, looking at time passing
    Her eyes full of tears,
    She lost her way home.

    Once upon the time the candle burned out
    The miserable woman is gone.
    No more glamorous life, now secrets begin to unravel
    She was insecure
    She needed love but never found it
    She died in mysterious circumstances.

    American rose, please wipe away your tears
    I will pray for you, please rest in peace
    I will love for you, the love you wanted
    I will hope for you, the hope you lost
    I will fight for you, the battle you left
    I will take care of you, the girl who needed love
    I will call you your real name — Norma Jean.




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    If I feel physically as if the top of my head were taken off, I know that is poetry.

    Emily Dickinson (1830-1886) American poet.

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