To the renowned King of Pop - Mr Michael Joseph Jackson.
We grew up with your songs.
From you teaching us about the values to Heal The World,
because the fact that us humans,
together as one,
no matter whether we're Black or White,
"We Are The World."
There is a Bad side to each and every one of us,
which is what makes a part of our lives a Thriller.
For the Man in The Mirror,
we should be the ones making that change.
If we want a change.

From your moonwalking to your shiny sequinned gloves,
you will be deeply missed.
A legacy you were.
And always will be.
Despite the unwanted attention from the media,
and all those accusations,
you were and still are respected by your fans.
You left the world all of a sudden,
right before your major comeback,
to your life,
This Is It.
Your fans,
never judging you for your looks and personality,
for they will be singing to your song,
dedicating to you who had been a part of their lives,
"I Just Can't Stop Loving You."

Mr Michael Joseph Jackson.
1958 - 2009.
Rest In Peace.

Miss Farrah Fawcett.
Notably remembered for that poster of yours,
with that charming smile and wavy locks.
Guys from many generations fell head over heels in love with you.
From your role in Charlie's Angels then,
to your battle against cancer.
A strong woman,
you were called.
And always will be.
In the eyes of your fans.
And those who truly loved you for you.

Miss Farrah Fawcett.
1947 - 2009.
Rest In Peace.

*****Two people who had made an impact to this world of ours had passed on.

I still remember those times when kor and I were playing Michael Jackson's Moonwalker back in those days.

And suddenly, while sorting out the newspapers for the day, Pn Habibah wanted her paper from me earlier, all because she heard from the other teachers this.


I merely thought it was some ridiculous joke some teacher was pulling.

Obviously, it isn't now.

All day long, and till now, there are music tributes of Michael Jackson all over MTV, radio stations alike.

Documentaries too.

Headlines for many newspapers.

His story was published and magnified.

And I just find it a shame that Miss Farrah Fawcett didn't get the same attention as Mr Michael here.

She made just as much a contribution to the entertainment and showbiz industry.

Though I didn't really know her at all till her demise..but still, hey, she deserves more credit than what she has now.

God bless them both. May their souls rest in peace.

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To the renowned King of Pop - Mr Michael Joseph Jackson.
We grew up with your songs.
From you teaching us about the values to Heal The World,
because the fact that us humans,
together as one,
no matter whether we're Black or White,
"We Are The World."
There is a Bad side to each and every one of us,
which is what makes a part of our lives a Thriller.
For the Man in The Mirror,
we should be the ones making that change.
If we want a change.

From your moonwalking to your shiny sequinned gloves,
you will be deeply missed.
A legacy you were.
And always will be.
Despite the unwanted attention from the media,
and all those accusations,
you were and still are respected by your fans.
You left the world all of a sudden,
right before your major comeback,
to your life,
This Is It.
Your fans,
never judging you for your looks and personality,
for they will be singing to your song,
dedicating to you who had been a part of their lives,
"I Just Can't Stop Loving You."

Mr Michael Joseph Jackson.
1958 - 2009.
Rest In Peace.

Miss Farrah Fawcett.
Notably remembered for that poster of yours,
with that charming smile and wavy locks.
Guys from many generations fell head over heels in love with you.
From your role in Charlie's Angels then,
to your battle against cancer.
A strong woman,
you were called.
And always will be.
In the eyes of your fans.
And those who truly loved you for you.

Miss Farrah Fawcett.
1947 - 2009.
Rest In Peace.

*****Two people who had made an impact to this world of ours had passed on.

I still remember those times when kor and I were playing Michael Jackson's Moonwalker back in those days.

And suddenly, while sorting out the newspapers for the day, Pn Habibah wanted her paper from me earlier, all because she heard from the other teachers this.


I merely thought it was some ridiculous joke some teacher was pulling.

Obviously, it isn't now.

All day long, and till now, there are music tributes of Michael Jackson all over MTV, radio stations alike.

Documentaries too.

Headlines for many newspapers.

His story was published and magnified.

And I just find it a shame that Miss Farrah Fawcett didn't get the same attention as Mr Michael here.

She made just as much a contribution to the entertainment and showbiz industry.

Though I didn't really know her at all till her demise..but still, hey, she deserves more credit than what she has now.

God bless them both. May their souls rest in peace.

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