The following poems/thoughts all deal with basically the same idea: fans and how they deal and interact with their objects of affection.
What you don't see is that deep down inside, I'm really just like everybody else.
This was supposed to be like the celebrity was asking the fan questions and then the fan's answers.
The Real Me
What would the fans say if I just disappeared for a while?
Would they come looking for me?
Or would they let me disappear in peace?
Would they really want to know why I had to go?
Would they care that everything they thought about me could all turn out false?
Would they really want to know that I had to go because of them?
That I had to go so they wouldn't be there to see me breaking apart . . .
. . . So they wouldn't see the real me.
Fans
Do you think they understand?
Do you even understand why?
Why?
Why you adore them and cherish them?
Why you hold them so high above, as though they were gods?
Do you think they care?
Do you even care?
Do you?
Do you think they even will remember you?
Do you think you will remember them?
Will you?
Will you remember them?
Will you think of them when they are long gone from the spotlight?
Or will you forget about them?
Forget about everything they meant to you?
Are they destined to forever remain on the back burner of memories long and forgotten?
Are they?
Prices Of Fame
Why do they stare?
Why do they scream?
Why do they scare?
Do they do this all for them?
The ones who make them happy.
Is this how they are repaid for all their hard work?
By being followed, hounded, stalked.
Do they deserve this treatment?
Do they deserve to have no privacy?
I don't think they do.
So why does it continue?
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