She Is The Poem: sapphic poetry on love and becoming

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The book's release came after, on October 6, Swift unveiled the tracklist for "Midnights" ahead of the album's October 21 release. TikToker and dedicated Swiftie Emily Stokes released a video on October 24th, three days after 'Midnights' was released, hashing out the June Bates theory. I felt this book to my core and almost all of the poems were about things I went through or and going through.

We are a space for (thoughtful) discussion and examination of Taylor Swift and possible queer readings, themes, and motifs in her work and public persona. I guess, Swiftie or not, we’ll have to bear the anticipation of Swift possibly addressing the rumors to find out the truth.What really made this theory take off is Bates’ “Sapphic” content, which made the book catnip to the many, many Taylor Swift fans who have long combed all evidence for signs that Swift is not straight, as she identifies, but actually queer.

Debo recalcar que muchos de los poemas son acerca de ser queer cosa con la que no me identifiqué, pero cuando hablaba acerca de “salir del closet”, ahí le dio en el clavo. There were so many poems that I totally related to and ones I know I will come back to in the future.In Swift's song, she sings: "Pushed from the precipice / Climbed right back up the cliff / Long story short, I survived. We can't be all too surprised, as everyone and their mother knows Swift is known for her easter eggs. In a short period of time Bates managed to capture the pain, beauty, and magnificence that comes with being queer in today's society.

there were some beautiful pieces here and there, but overall i thought this book was repetitive and some parts felt kind of like millennial activism. The most obvious clue, of course, is that "Lavender Haze" is also the title of the opening track on Taylor's new album "Midnights.There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase, a SQL command or malformed data.