One Silver Dollar

Currency of Love: Marilyn Monroe's Poetic Tale in 'One Silver Dollar'
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One silver dollar

One silver dollar - Refers to a single silver coin, possibly symbolizing value or currency.

Bright silver dollar

Bright silver dollar - Emphasizes the shiny or valuable nature of the coin.

Changing hands

Changing hands - Indicates the continuous exchange or transfer of ownership.

Changing hands

Changing hands - Reiteration of the continual passing of the silver dollar from person to person.


Endlessly rolling

Endlessly rolling - Suggests a perpetual motion or movement associated with the silver dollar.

Wasted and stolen

Wasted and stolen - Implies misuse or loss of the dollar through squandering or theft.

Changing hands

Changing hands - Reiterates the theme of the silver dollar's constant exchange.

Changing hands

Changing hands - Further emphasizes the ongoing cycle of ownership changes.


Spent for a beer he's drinking

Spent for a beer he's drinking - Indicates the dollar being used for buying a drink, suggesting a mundane or casual expenditure.

Won by a gamblers lust

Won by a gambler's lust - Implies the acquisition of the dollar through gambling, hinting at risk-taking and desire.

Pierced by an outlaw's bullet

Pierced by an outlaw's bullet - Symbolizes violence or danger associated with the dollar's journey.

And lost in the blood red dust

And lost in the blood red dust - Indicates the tragic or fatal end to the dollar's journey, possibly signifying loss or destruction.


One silver dollar

One silver dollar - Repetition underscores the significance of the singular coin.

Worn silver dollar

Worn silver dollar - Indicates the aging or deterioration of the coin, possibly reflecting experiences.

Changing hands

Changing hands - Reiterates the perpetual transfer of ownership.

Changing hands

Changing hands - Emphasizes the ongoing cycle of exchange.


Love is a shining dollar

Love is a shining dollar - Equates love to the preciousness or value of the dollar.

Bright as a church bell's chime

Bright as a church bell's chime - Emphasizes the brightness or purity associated with love.

Gambled and spent and wasted

Gambled and spent and wasted - Implies the loss or squandering of love akin to the dollar.

And lost in a dawn of time

And lost in a dawn of time - Suggests the disappearance or loss of love in the past.


One silver dollar

One silver dollar - Reinforces the singular importance of the coin.

Worn silver dollar

Worn silver dollar - Indicates the wear and tear or experiences associated with the coin.

Changing hearts

Changing hearts - Implies the emotional impact or influence similar to the exchange of the dollar.

Changing lives

Changing lives - Suggests significant transformations or impacts, akin to the exchange of the dollar.

Changing hands

Changing hands - Finalizes the recurring theme of continual exchange or transfer.

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