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Glitz and Green


If I could have one job it'd  be all the little girls looking up at me.

Smiling so bright for all to see

the glorious life of my fantasy.

Flashing lights, glitz and green

some may question if I'm clean.

To be looked upon, as someone special

a model with some potential.

I could afford the life I wish to live on

To never be pawn 

in the governments game 

Just a pretty blonde in a frame

Smiles, clothes and dresses is the life for me,

but I cannot live out my dream, for I need a degree

to achieve a spot in society

because I am the governments property.  

 

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