Hollywood Serious
Heather has a Bachelor's Degree in English from Moravian College and has been freelance writing for more than 13 years.
Understood that the definition of commitment depended on person
One believed in sticking it out through all the patches life offered
Others stuck it out until the 15 minutes of fame ran out on clock
Displayed a pattern of ulterior motives, made it hard to trust intent
Unsure if looking for love or gaining a decent amount of clout
Credibility shattered due to cheating allegations and too many chances
Observed that public displays of affection not entirely genuine
A smile covered up the tiniest amount of malice or apathy
No amount of cover-up can repair public PR machine lies
Especially when tiny cracks became wider and wider
Nothing in print or video appeared to be real deal
Resembled a scene from a movie instead of real life
What happened to subtleness rather than being overt
Didn't need 007 efforts to avoid being linked to someone
Just natural efforts without being out of a cartoon
Always laughed when reading People each week
The Relationship section almost read like a total farce
Described how a particular celebrity pairing was "getting serious"
Hard to believe that when one or both parties were anything but
Tended to go through romantic partners like tissues
Young 20-something men and women literally played field
Like it was their own personal chessboard as they moved through
Knocked off competition rather ruthlessly, including partners
Threw massive amounts of shade when break-ups occurred
Dating histories that looked like a hit list from both genders
A Who's Who of Hollywood and music industries combined
A greatest hit compilation of sorts of press clippings and the like
Wondered when emotion came into play instead of image
Putting substance over stylish efforts in the art of true love
Real life never played like the big screen
Obvious from the get-go; still wished a touch of happiness
To everyone involved, even if circumstances were their own making
Needed to experience growing pains before growing up
All happened to everyone sooner or later
In and out of Hollywood
Even to George Clooney and Warren Beatty.