A Villanelle Composed Upon Jennifer Aniston’s Answers To Her May 2001 Vanity Fair Interview

A Villanelle Composed Upon Jennifer Aniston’s Answers To Her May 2001 Vanity Fair Interview, With Catalina Island “Glimmering In the Distance”

This was just very much meant to be.
There was something very familiar about it.
But you just never know. What will be, will be.

I didn’t have a fantasy of what marriage would be like. I had no idea.
I was stunned when I was addressed as Mrs. Pitt.
This was just very much meant to be.

We said, ‘This is going to be a grand experiment. We expose ourselves completely.’
Every question comes out — it’s like, here’s the key, have at it!
But you just never know. What will be, will be.

It’s fun to be home. I’m such a nester, and we’re ridiculous homebodies.
This is only a two-bedroom house, and now we’re spilling out of it.
This was just very much meant to be.

Acting is so much fun I don’t think I could give it up completely.
There are so many things I haven’t explored yet.
But you just never know. What will be, will be.

I couldn’t hate my hair more. It’s just not me.
I’m taking every horse vitamin there is to make it grow faster – blue-green algae.
This was just very much meant to be,
But you never know. What will be, will be.

(C)2005, Lizzie Skurnick