Interviews Are So Last Year So Taylor Swift Wrote This Beautiful Poem Instead
Taylor Swift
Call  her  what you want to  but  Taylor Swift  knows how to write a song.
 She  also can craft a stirring poem about reinvention  which  she  chose to share instead of a traditional profile for British Vogue. The âLook What You Made Me Doâ singer covers the magazineâs January issue in all  her  goth Gatsby glory.
âObviously  she  is a world-class lyricist â and has written a stunning poem just for Vogue on the timely subject of reinvention and moving on â but  she  also takes  her  duties as a role model very seriously â editor-in-chief Edward Enninful wrote for the issue. â Taylor  is acutely aware of  her  following and how  she  communicates with young women  and will never portray a character that would send the wrong message.â
The poem  titled âThe Trick to Holding On â reads like one of singerâs famous ballads  retaining all the hallmarks of  her  expert storytelling.
Details like âchildlike whims and moonlight swimsâ or âphone numbers you know by heartâ come across like classic  Swift  anecdotes fit for a hit single. Head to British Vogue to read the poem in full.
A post shared by Taylor Swift (@taylorswift) on Dec 5  2017 at 6:51am PST
Until Wednesday   Swift  had yet to give an interview during the âReputationâ era  preferring to let  her  music do the talking. However  the pop star was honored among many âSilence Breakersâ for Time Magazineâs Person of the Year. In the magazine   she  opened up about  her  sexual assault case that went to trial this summer.
âYou might be made to feel like youâre overreacting  because society has made this stuff seem so casual â  she  wrote in response to Timeâs questions. âMy advice is that you not blame yourself and do not accept the blame others will try to place on you.â
Call  her  what you want to  but   [TGT] knows how to write a song.
  [TGT]   also can craft a stirring poem about reinvention  which   [TGT]   chose to share instead of a traditional profile for British Vogue. The âLook What You Made Me Doâ singer covers the magazineâs January issue in all   [TGT]   goth Gatsby glory.
âObviously  she  is a world-class lyricist â and has written a stunning poem just for Vogue on the timely subject of reinvention and moving on â but  she  also takes  her  duties as a role model very seriously â editor-in-chief Edward Enninful wrote for the issue. â Taylor  is acutely aware of  her  following and how  she  communicates with young women  and will never portray a character that would send the wrong message.â
The poem  titled âThe Trick to Holding On â reads like one of singerâs famous ballads  retaining all the hallmarks of  her  expert storytelling.
Details like âchildlike whims and moonlight swimsâ or âphone numbers you know by heartâ come across like classic  Swift  anecdotes fit for a hit single. Head to British Vogue to read the poem in full.
A post shared by Taylor Swift (@taylorswift) on Dec 5  2017 at 6:51am PST
Until Wednesday   Swift  had yet to give an interview during the âReputationâ era  preferring to let  her  music do the talking. However  the pop star was honored among many âSilence Breakersâ for Time Magazineâs Person of the Year. In the magazine   she  opened up about  her  sexual assault case that went to trial this summer.
âYou might be made to feel like youâre overreacting  because society has made this stuff seem so casual â  she  wrote in response to Timeâs questions. âMy advice is that you not blame yourself and do not accept the blame others will try to place on you.â