Along with the release of her sixth studio album, Reputation, Taylor Swift also drops two magazines to accompany the album.

These magazines are filled with everything-Taylor from paintings to photos and even handwritten lyrics and poems.

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Inside the limited-edition magazine includes a poem by Taylor called ‘Why She Disappeared’.

The title, which suggests the time Taylor spent out of the spotlight, her return in August and in her words, ‘fair-weather friends’ who did not stick around. The poem reads, “When she looked around, her skin was spattered with ink, forming the words of a thousand voices.  Echoes she heard even in her sleep; “Whatever you say, it is not right.  Whatever you do, it is not enough.  Your kindness is fake.  Your pain is manipulative.””

But after every storm, a rainbow appears.  “When she finally rose, she rose slowly.  Avoiding old haunts and and sidestepping shiny pennies.”

She even addressed ‘love’, “Standing broad-shouldered next to her, was a love that was really something, not just the idea of something,” hmmm could that possibly be about Alwyn?

 

Check out other personal poems from Taylor’s magazines.  One titled, “If You’re Anything Like Me” ….

 

 

The other, “Here’s Something I’ve Learned About People.”

 

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It looks as though Swifties are really enjoying these Taylor magazines …

 

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