Poet REACTS to THE LAKES by Taylor Swift

[@josepha133]

You missed the double meaning of wordsworth! And windermere is a place in the lake district :)

[@sherthetruth]

Oh wow, I didn't realize that! she's such a clever writer! love it.

[@marcellakicks6181]

I was just about to comment on the poet Wordsworth. Visited his house as a child. TS is so clever with the double meaning in that line.

[@1940semochild]

Sher The Truth I saw your first folklore review and thought it was wonderful! I dont remember if you mentioned it there but were or are you a Taylor Swift fan?

[@sherthetruth]

@@1940semochild Thanks, Brittany. I was more of a casual listener/more neutral. I consider myself as more of a fan now!

[@1940semochild]

Sher The Truth Awesome! As a long time Swiftie I am enjoying hearing these songs with a fresh sort of eyes from someone who isnt a huge Swiftie. Like its nice seeing your perspectives on something.

[@youatemycheese1994]

Basically Taylor expanding my vocabulary for school essays.

[@elfranciscob]

2 years later and already used machiavellian in a paper and an essay 😍

[@Lex-jj7hb]

The Scooter situation is extra sad cus it wasn't just about the song ownership, but also the betrayal. Taylor knew Scott Borchetta since she was 14, she was the main reason for the label succeeding (Borchetta worked for Universal Records at the time and said he could help her get signed there or she could wait a few months for him because he was starting his own label. She decided to wait, became his first signing, and that label became Big Machine Records). She danced with Borchetta at awards shows, covered a song on the Fearless album because it was by his favorite band (she has songwriting credit on it cus the band was impressed by how much she changed the arrangement), wrote a different song for him and the rest of her crew, did skits together in her old myspace vlogs, etc. He was basically family to her, so she never thought that he'd ever sell her music to someone she's cried about to him. I guess there really are no friends in business.

[@ferindies8606]

Oh god poor tay, which song of fearless are you talking about? I believe long live is about her team right?

[@serenitycorbett-richardson8957]

@@ferindies8606 the song she covered was Untouchable by Luna Halo

[@cheesecakelasagna]

Serenity Corbett-Richardson I love her rendition so much! It was so world different from the original.

[@henryjon_104]

It's Scott, not Scooter

[@Lex-jj7hb]

@@esrammdaily Yes, you've misread my comment. Scott Borchetta is the one who did all those things with Taylor, which is why it is sad that Scott would sell to Scooter. Scooter and Taylor's main interactions were him being involved in posts bullying Taylor on social media, attempting to ruin her reputation in the wake of the kimye situation. Thus, Scott being basically family to her then selling her work to one of the few people he knows has caused her mental anguish is very twisted.

[@mohibullahawan3001]

Anyone can say what they want to say about Taylor Swift but when it comes to her songwriting, you can’t deny it. The woman has a sharp pen and y’all better start appreciating it.

[@joeyballinger4077]

she is one of the greatest singer also. she can sing live which a lot of her contemporaries fails at.

[@bamboleo6348]

@@joeyballinger4077 I agree. People struggle to realize that even with all her amazing lyrical talent, she'd still need a voice to match and the voice she has allows her to convey whatever she is trying to convey and that's the mark of a great singer and artist.

[@wendellr.3849]

She does have a sharp pen, and a thin skin and an open heart

[@fran-yv1xc]

Facts

[@Mary-ks2kc]

I think you’re right about this song very much being about her legacy, I’ve been a fan of hers for a really long time and she’s always been very focused on the idea of how she will be remembered and the future/past from when she was a teen. So I think this song really sums up the whole album and is the true final track. the betrayal of having her masters, her life’s work and legacy sold by someone she trusted to someone she hates was really devastating and that’s the major heartbreak she’s channeling in the album. But in this it’s like she’s choosing to hold on to what she does have that she values, her art, her love and some privacy even though she will always be sad about it and she will always have chaos in her life (the calamitous love and insurmountable grief). I think the red rose line is also a reference to Joe and their love. Over a couple of albums she’s made a lot of references to herself being cold/blue at the time he came into her life and they dated for 8 or 9 months before the media found out. So even in the worst conditions they thrived in privacy.

[@sherthetruth]

I love this response. Completely agree with a lot of the points you made.

[@tarabartley9279]

One of my favorite double meanings in the song is “tell me what are my words worth” in reference to the poet Wordsworth! Instead of just saying “tell me what my words are worth” she spun it for that double entendre and I’m here for itttt also “my calamitous love and insurmountable grief” really got me too like wow that was so powerful

[@Booksandtaylor13]

One of my favourite parts too..

[@josefinaazpiroz]

You should totally read the poems that she wrote for the reputation magazines. I think you'll love it I personally love them

[@LindaDulcinea]

They’re beautiful! Great recommendation!

[@cherrybelle5794]

So true! Why She Disappeared just hits us in different levels.

[@MetricMod]

Having been a Wordsworth fan since I was a young man in high school, I love the way she encapsulates the romantic era in this song. A great way to end the album. This woman is so much more than many have given her credit for..SO MUCH MORE

[@ingakareva9892]

I think wordsworth she's refering Dorothy Wordsworth also a talented poet whose work stolen by her brother william wordsworth.And she also had a sapphic history (muse not used for male but specificly female).

[@ferindies8606]

This is so interesting, so you think taylor is talking about another love?

[@frommywindow180]

I didn't know this, so interesting!

[@mikiwilliams4133]

@@ferindies8606 gonna start this by saying loosing a friendship can be just as devastating as a romantic relationship. Tay had a friend named karlie kloss, they were incredibly close until around the masters situation. Whether they were romantic or platonic, it's clear their relationship meant alot and was important. I think the twitter line is in reference to the pics/videos someone posted of them drunk at a concert where it looks like they're kissing. Ricocheting tears has the line abt wearing my jewels, and karlie wore jewelry tay gifted her for wedding(s). The line abt west village being haunted, west village is where karlie lives and tay was often papped there.

[@ferindies8606]

@@mikiwilliams4133 thank you, I also believe my tears ricochet may be about karlie (and scott)

[@JSandwich13]

@@mikiwilliams4133 history will say they were 'just friends'

[@alannajoanne]

This whole song just takes her cleverness and her intelligence to the next level. It’s such a perfect wrap-up to an even more perfect and poetic album. And that Wordsworth line. Damn.

[@seven9833]

me: *After listening to the lakes for the 99th time but still confused* "Alright I'm gonna need some intelligent input" *Waiting for Sher The Truth patiently*

[@rogerfleming8675]

I came here so I could gain an understanding of Taylor's use of big people words 😂

[@tonyatee3832]

Lmao 😆

[@00Kristyna00]

I could write an essay about this song and the meanings I have associated with it. The imagery, metaphores. Ahhhh i love it And I loved yor analysis. My favorite lyric is the one about wisteria growing over her bare feet. Expecially how it plays with the "death" imagery of the whole song :eulogy, poets went to die, frozen ground. It makes me think about nature growing over a tombstone in a cemetery. But also about escapism, stillness, peace. It's so enjoyable to think about the different interpretations, right or wrong. Ps. Still waiting for you to watch Miss Americana, to get to know the real Taylor better ❤️.

[@tonyatee3832]

Can’t wait for this reaction. 💖

[@themusicjunkie4life]

You were so on the nose about escapism. Taylor just put 6 of the songs under the escapism theme and The Lakes is the first song on it.

[@ferindies8606]

I thought it was about like a double suicide pact with joe at first🤔 interpretations are millions lol

[@RosanneSol]

@@ferindies8606 wow that's heavy haha

[@ferindies8606]

Rosanne Sol I know right? It says a lot about my mental state but if you try to think about it that way, you can strech it😂 and it turns into a creepy song

[@hollybeck605]

"This album is so me": I feel you girl!!!

[@katbatson]

I think she definitely did quarantine there with Joe, at least for a lot of it

[@anaangelicaana6388]

shes quarantined in LA

[@hollybeck605]

I guess all the videos she filmed out in the woods felt very Englandy to me. But who knows. 🤷‍♀️

[@danielphung6146]

@@hollybeck605 she went there for her anniversary but I'm pretty sure she is not quarantining in England

[@AimeeJLDB]

I believe Pride & Prejudice was actually set in the Peak District (not far from Lake District but an entirely different National Park). It’s mostly in Derbyshire which is where Mr Darcy is from 😊 Both are gorgeous places though!

[@yulebell]

The wisteria line in the song might have more meaning because in Japanese flower language wisteria mean immortality and/or longevity. While in Japanese theater wisteria has many romantic symbolism to it.

[@yulebell]

Also a red rose is used to symbolize romantic love so she may be talking about how her and joe relationship flourished.

[@6ftofmisery636]

I picture Taylor writing this poem when in quarantine with her bf in England, lakes district dressed up in all white ALA kiera knightly in some Jane Austen setting. Idc what the reality is but this is what I choose to believe lmao.

[@Leylahsong]

Yes! I see your vision.

[@mksketchms]

Because of this album I really want Taylor and Hozier to collab it would be so so perfect 🥺❤️❤️😍

[@AimeeJLDB]

That would be a dream come true!

[@ashleyflaquer8921]

I would die and go to heaven

[@Leylahsong]

WOW! Beautiful thought!

[@blackmilk1000]

I've been thinking that as well. I love them both, they are the best songwriters out there and their voices would be a perfect match. That collaboration would kill me 🔥🔥

[@philthemovieguy81]

This album is also so me. It's the most poetic and literary album but accompanied with the most beautifully melancholic music. I hold this particular track within my heart and will die upon that hill defending it.

[@lesliemiller1757]

Romantic poet William Wordsworth. Won’t let some sneeze tell me what are my Words worth. Taylor does nothing by accident. Love your reactions.

[@andreahan2266]

I love your analysis of this song! Another interesting layer around her music being her elegies, is that she’s grieving the loss of her music being taken from her. I think it’s about her grief over losing control of her life’s work, her music is her legacy, but its been stolen.

[@rafagonzalez4047]

I think The red Rose grew up out of ice frozen ground, means she growing up in the reputation era, with no one around it to tweet it, cuz she literally disappeared for a year, so it could be love, her, her work, whatever, U know. like something beautiful happening to her during that time (which is ice frozen ground), so the rose is that good thing growing up during that dark period of her life :3 love her!!

[@filmsbyjohnny]

I loved your reaction to the song and how you explained things. There's something you said in your AFTER REACTION that stuck with me. You mentioned Taylor references wanting to be eulogized and leaving her legacy behind (like the poets) and writing in the same location. Well, this is where I got to thinking: What if she's also hinting spending the rest of her life (with her boyfriend of 3-4 years) and enjoying what her work has done in the world. And to me, connecting it to her *Netflix documentary, she may feel that her time is running out in making good art. On her documentary she said: "It's a lot to process because we do exist in this society where women in the entertainment are discarded in an elephant graveyard by the time they're 35 (she's 30 right now)...This is probably one of my last opportunities as an artist to grasp onto that kind of success. As I'm reaching 30, I'm like, 'I want to work really hard while society is still tolerant me being successful.'" So there's a lot to unpack here, I think. I don't know if she ever imagined the magnitude of success that her Folklore album is having, but I believe she realizes that she can either live a normal life after a few years in the spotlight or that she can find other facets to her skills that she can branch out and still be successful in her art by old age. Just thinking here, haha. I enjoy your channel! :)

[@aalienh]

Love this song and your analysis! I feel like I'm back in one of my English Literature classes reading the comments, haha. There's also the juxtaposition of the Romantic era and modern-day terms and imagery. The words "cell phones" and "Tweet" seem out of place, reflecting the line: "I don't belong here and, my beloved, neither do you." But then she pairs the word "cell phone" with "hunters," which can be perceived as a very "back-in-the-day" primal term. And "tweet" is a homophone, as it can also signify a bird chirping, which does fit in with the nature theme of this song. So much lamenting and nostalgia. One of my faves as well!

[@andreamorales-ramirez6871]

Adding to your input about the lakes. Taylor was/is based out London with her boyfriend so she’s found the two loves of her live: one Joe and writing. She has said that writing and making music are like her coping mechanisms

[@andreamorales-ramirez6871]

Oops you mentioned already

[@lydiameeks6327]

The Romantics were Some of my favorites that I have studied. Especially elegies. These poets also wrote in and around the Lake District which is on my bucket list. I love your interpretation of the lyrics and it makes me appreciate the lyrics even more. My brain geeked out on poetry references so much that I actually missed many of the modern references to her life. Your take on things is so interesting.

[@carolann500]

Love your reviews! I think Taylor's unsurmountable grief is not just about Scott Borchetta anymore but her grief of dealing with her Mom's breast cancer over the last several years, and recently her diagnosis of a brain tumor. I don't think anyone has been talking about it because it's just so sad but it happening in Taylor's world right now and I think about it sometimes when I listen to Folklore (or her song "Soon You'll Get Better" on her Lover album). I hope it has helped her release some of her sad emotions! I know her fans really appreciate her giving us this album at this hard time in our country and around the world. Please keep reviewing her, I love your perspective very much!

[@ginagiordano950]

Wow

[@carolann500]

William Woodsworth, a famous English poet > tell me what my words are worth! Classic Taylor's play on words! So good!

[@alexanderwee7781]

girl u gotta react to the entire album of the tortured poets department

[@johngeraldagbayani6532]

Love your content. I hope that your channel grows more. But please don't burn yourself out in the process. Continue doing what you love. 💖

[@minceroft3710]

IF YOU'RE FALLING IN A FOREST AND THERE'S NOBODY AROUND DO YOU EVEN REALLY CRASH DO YOU EVEN MAKE A SOUND--

[@stardustkitty28]

Why did I immediately start singing this in my head 😂

[@PTRAINBOY]

Pretty sure this could be a university level course ..

[@brandyroman8018]

I would pay anything to watch you and Taylor Swift have an elegant dinner where you just talk about word's! Thank you for your reaction.Your always so calming and relaxing to listen to!

[@actualleo]

When the lakes came out for streaming.. it became my favorite song... my favorite Taylor Swift song EVER! It’s crazy, I don’t ever like to pick favorites when it comes to her songs/albums

[@jacksayers99]

Your comment about ‘a red rose grows up out of ice frozen ground, with no one around to tweet it’ reminding you of ‘If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to see it; did it really happen?’ is so convenient because Taylor posted that exact caption on Instagram back in 2018. In the photo she is stood on a tree giving off major folklore vibes. I really feel that Taylor did that all on purpose, that she wrote that caption 2 years ago and recycled the concept in this song 💓

[@sherthetruth]

That’s so cool! Thanks for sharing this had no idea. How funny

[@ferindies8606]

Wwongyk Orbits she had it in mind since 1989 the year

[@niketaylor7824]

I was waiting for this! You’re so pretty Sher

[@TheDangalman]

I love your reactions!!! As an English major, your input are so amazing! Plus your after reactions! Please do more Taylor content. 💕

[@upscaleavenue]

*Call It What You Want:* "All my flowers grew back as thorns." *The Lakes:* "A red rose grew up out of ice frozen ground, with no one around to tweet it." This song is so beautiful. Great reaction, and your makeup looks really good, by the way.

[@LindaDulcinea]

Beautiful connection!!!

[@baphomethere130]

Literally I was waiting for this, from the moment lakes came out

[@mountainrock7682]

Yes, she's playing around that tree thing. In fact, that was an Easter Egg in 2018 prior to her 7th album Lover (the album before folklore). She posted a pic on Instagram with that caption.

[@ferindies8606]

Which caption?

[@mountainrock7682]

@@ferindies8606 She posted a photo on Instagram in October 2018 with the caption "If a falls in a forest and no one is around to instagram it, would it make a noise?"

[@markjosephcayanan9504]

@@mountainrock7682 I don't understand it. Please explain it to me. 😭 thank you! 😘

[@markjosephcayanan9504]

@@mountainrock7682 oh sorry she just explained it. Hehe.

[@berkehalman5130]

hands down, best reviews for folklore came from Sheer The Truth!!!! Thank you sm

[@ajay_szn]

I really love your reactions because this album is so lyrical and how you listen intently and break it down is exactly how you react to songs like these. I absolutely love this. Thank you! Finally someone paying attention. ❤️💜❤️💜❤️💜

[@debbie8437]

Wordsworth is one of the poets from the lakes.

[@MuhammadIbrahim-wy7yk]

First! Please do fka twigs Magdalene, the song daybed on it is literally a poem!

[@alisky8551]

YES PLEASE!

[@alext9215]

No, not without you. What a great way to end the album.

[@emmaisabelle17]

I love how u close ur eyes while listening to it

[@alearano978]

thank you for doing this I needed a little of explanation with the song hahah

[@lovroselaj6844]

Golden reaction but I kinda need to warn you that if songs are heard too loud they can get copyrighted so watch out for that! Anyways you're an awesome reactor I really enjoy your videos keep doing them!

[@lovroselaj6844]

Also something I would like to see is if you are reacting to a whole album why don't you cut some parts out because honestly you could get thoulsden of views more if your videos were shorter. For a song like this it's fine but not for a whole album. If you don't want to cut some things out maybe you can split them into parts. That way you can upload one part of an album one day and next one tomorrow and so on.

[@sherthetruth]

@@lovroselaj6844 Thanks. I think I will edit them down more, but the album reactions take a lot of time to edit down. The red reaction was closer to 2 hours before I edited it. Maybe I will split into parts if needed. Unfortunately, I don't have any fancy editing software, just a windows laptop, or sometimes my iPhone app. I just started doing these for fun so I'm not sure where it will lead! Thanks for the feedback, and I want to improve and figure things out more as I go along.

[@lovroselaj6844]

@@sherthetruth that's totally understandable. I'm really excited to see where this is going. I'll support you anyway I can!

[@mikejuarez9063]

@@sherthetruth I actually like your long reactions. I feel like I'm listening to every word with you instead of jumping around. Keep up the great work!

[@fernando2917]

Mike Juarez feel the same! Hope she keeps doing long and real reactions

[@littleblackstar2648]

I really love the bridge of this song

[@harith9138]

wow. love this woman’s reaction since her reaction to folklore. just earned a new subscriber!

[@soniclyqaulan]

Love to see you react more to her song and album

[@Jewry1989]

Im waiting for this reaction!! The lyrics is so deep and i need help for interpretation 🤣 .. please react to lana del rey's music

[@Annie-lb1xb]

I already loved this song, but you brought so much insight. Thank you for your research! 📝

[@Artisian12656]

I love your reactions. I love this song. Has become my fave on the album. This needs to be a single.

[@ruthhandy645]

Hey, Sher! If u see this, I def recommend Taylor's poems she wrote for her Reputation Magazine if u haven't read them already. They're so sad, and beautiful and powerful.

[@MatthewSmith-nb3pk]

JUST PRESSED PLAY I'M SO EXCITED

[@queenfreddie861]

i think maybe the lyric “i don’t belong and my lover neither do you” could be about taylor realising she couldn’t handle all the fame and attention when she was at her peak, and she wants to protect her boyfriend from it all (the media, tabloids, ect). or it could be her contemplating if she should break up with him, as she doesn’t want him to have to deal with constant public scrutiny

[@christonettenuevo6695]

Thank you for reacting to this! I love your insights. Hopefully, you can make videos about writing poetry too!

[@claricesilva2700]

Maybe the most beuatiful song she ever wrote. It's incredible!

[@suzyhazelwood9942]

I think she is being literal in referring to where all the poets went to die. If you check out each of the 'Lake Poets' listed on Wiki, a good half of them did die while they were still living in the Lake District. It often says 'Cumbria' for their place of death and burial.... that is the Lake District. I think she is also meaning those poets who lived out most of the remainder of their life in Cumbria.

[@John-gp9kn]

This help me to understand the song much better. Thankyou.

[@troyanstone65]

And William Wordsworth was one of them so her play on that saying what are my words worth is to reference him again connecting to the Windemere and the Lake district. Taylor is just such a lyrical genius.

[@Robert-cy3qx]

you are incredible and so kind!! you make me really happy. I am so grateful for your presence! I love you, beautiful soul. you are loved

[@hannahedoss9345]

my favorite taylor swift song for years was untouchable, but after i heard this one, i couldn’t stop crying uncontrollably. this song hits something in me and has been my favorite ever since

[@martalison1401]

I've been waiting for this one TURN IT UP

[@Sssighh]

You make the BEST Taylor Swift videos I have ever seen! So insightful and interesting. I love literature and poetry so much. :)

[@johnchristopher3955]

Windermere is a lake in England's lake district and the peaks are it's surrounding mountains or Fells as we call them here, many poets found and still find inspiration in the areas beauty..Taylor after a visit here can count herself part of that literary list with this beautiful song...

[@iamverybored9755]

you’re so pretty!!

[@mauricio9763]

your reviews are the best ❤️❤️

[@haziqnajmi3716]

i love your reaction so muchhh

[@theflowershopwiththomasflowers]

i was hoping you'd react to this :) Awesome video

[@cerddoriaeth21]

I love the connection you drew between this and peace! That's such a cool catch.

[@redloops4364]

I’m in love with your thoughts and the time you take dissect things evening posting your after reaction thoughts which I think is key to what you are doing in your channel bc sometimes we done have all the context we need for the song to fully understand it and provide a meaning. Keep up the great work!

[@idle_worship]

You should do audiobooks lol your voice is smooth and calming 😌

[@rongiep.bantilan1209]

The only reaction that matters. Please do a Sufjan Stevens' Carie and Lowell album reaction or FKA twigs

[@viri7693]

carie and lowell is so good

[@rongiep.bantilan1209]

@@viri7693 fourth of July, John my Beloved, Should've known better and no shade in the shadow of the cross are my favorite

[@viri7693]

@@rongiep.bantilan1209 mine are eugene, fourth of july, and blue bucket of gold are mine

[@stardustkitty28]

Carrie and Lowell I AM SHAKING MA'AM PLS 😭😭

[@pau7902]

I was here for my 21st century subject. The lakes was my favourite song💖

[@bguyre]

Based on your reactions to the folklore album I'm inclined to suggest Sing to Me Instead by Ben Platt it has some great lyrical moments and is a well-structured album if you are looking for more things to react to :)

[@pristi713]

Please react to the album Hozier by Hozier .

[@mksketchms]

Yes ❤️❤️

[@auryn8450]

Hey, Taylor actually has some poems like "Why She Disappeared" "The Trick To Holding On" and"If You're Anything Like Me", maybe you could react to them? And I was also wondering if you could check out Wooden Heart by Listener, it's a spoken word rock- band and that album is inspired by "The Neverending Story"

[@MaliceInCandyland]

I think she's being literal about the lakes where the poets went to die. That she's saying they become part of the natural landscape (like wisteria growing over her) and they're so deep in nature (mentally if not literally) that no one thinks about them or notices when they die and become part of the dirt that feeds the plants.

[@mountainrock7682]

What a beautiful reaction! 😀

[@lexymish990]

I love that you did a follow up reaction. That is awesome. Hope you keep doing those.

[@DanielaGonzalez-pg5fo]

I love the way you read the lyrics and give them more sense that they already had.

[@naomilalala6924]

Red rose growing out of snow widout any1 else to tweet it line, i think she is talking abt how her and Joe's relationship ws formed nd blossomed secretly widout d media's knowledge. Also she ws in a vry bad situation at dat tym thus the "ice frozen ground", wen she made THE Reputation.🌹 💗

[@harris6034]

love u so much sher , keep going ❤️

[@webcomiclulu9056]

You should also react to ivy from her new album evermore. It's also poetic

[@MatthewSmith-nb3pk]

your second after thought blew my mind I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL

[@thalia9291]

i love this dissection 😭

[@Starbuck-dr7yl]

Hi Sher, I enjoy your reactions and deep dissection of her lyrics. It’s very insightful, I enjoy them very much. The play on the Wordsworth lyric as I can see may have several meanings, or interpreted differently by different people. I guess we won’t know unless she actually tells us about that verse. My interpretation is that, while it probably is Scott/Scooter situation, she was involved in a sexual assault case Where the man (name dropping sleaze?) inappropriately touched her. While probably about the Scott/Scooter situation, having this happen to her would have burrowed under her skin unable to let it go. By suing her for millions of dollars, he essentially DID put a price tag on her words, but words to a jury that would humiliate her and her words would be out for the world to hear. He put a price tag on those words. If you don’t want to have to go through it or tell the world what happened, it’s gonna cost you this amount of money. And she wants to go to the Lakes to escape, and to cry about it. Another reason why I think this also could be interpreted this way is because she specifically held back this song for some reason. She didn’t have to. And she released this song on 8/7 which is not a random date. It’s a date she would never ever forget, the date when she first had to be physically in court regarding the assault case. That date im sure is burned on her brain, yet she chose that date to release this song. I find it very much a coincidence. She has publicly talked about the final day so I’m sure the first day is something she will Always remember as well. It’s just a thought. Her lyrics are so Complex that they can be interpreted in so many ways.

[@eliemohong5001]

It makes me to write a plethora of poems 💖

[@juneldnerpio]

FINALLY!!!!! 🏞

[@lavandoski23]

god I love your reactions so much. every video is so deep whew

[@charmie._0]

Love it how she closes her eyes while she listens to the song

[@paulasoler6664]

You should react to poems that Taylor wrote, “if you’re anything like me” “why she disappeared” and many more

[@duskrev]

thank you for this, i was actually anticipating for this vid.

[@mari-gh2xs]

this is so off topic but ur so beautiful🥺 idk something about you makes me feel really calm and safe💞thank you💞

[@sarahmoran9388]

the way you associated the tweet line to be about the fallen tree thing is funny because Taylor actually captioned one of her instagram photos with something similar a while back

[@garethwindser3155]

GOD YOUR CONTENT IS REALLY THE THING I NEED. I DEFINITLY SUBSCRIBING YOU RIGHT NOW🔥🔥

[@abdullahjaved0330]

Tay used that tree-fallinh quote as an isnta caption a few months prior to folklore's release. It was a hint

[@shineabovestar7121]

Her songs work as Onion for me 😔😔😔cry cry cry

[@justinelim9871]

Came here to understand the words taylor used lol