peace 💛✌🏻

kat 🌾18

[sunsetbabe]

Folklore - A Collection of Stories by Taylor Swift

More by Swift: Reputation 

[halfmooneyes]

Okay so like whoever ends up buying the cardigan single that has the voice memo is gonna upload the voice memo and share it with everyone right?? Because I’m not buying another cd/vinyl lmao

[sidedoorswift]

what I think I love most about this album is that we as an audience can relate to it no matter our experiences. she somehow made the music so familiar and personal. each of us will interpret the songs differently. I love everyone’s posts about it.

[peakatseven]

Only in Folklore, PA. - Homeland :

The second part is up! Here we follow up on where we left James and Agustina, but we also meet Betty and Inez and we start building up the drama to come on. Yall aren’t ready.

[sidedoorswift]

taylor swift’s tears ricochet + the intro of beyonce’s sorry are such powerful images

[taylora]

@networkthirteen | cover redesigns event

folklore (2020)

[girlinred]

FOLKLORE HEADER PACK - contains 10 folklore headers with a white blend.

please like/reblog if you save, credit is not needed but appreciated. headers can be found under the cut.

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[peakatseven]

So um… I did a thing. Check it out?

Only in Folklore, PA. - Holiday House (on Wattpad) https://my.w.tt/g5zlgxA3o8 This book fleshed out the fictional characters and stories from Taylor Swift’s 8th studio album, Folklore. I’m gonna try to tie them all together in one cohesive mess of dramatic romance, with every detail mentioned in the lyrics as canon for the entire novel. ————————————————————————————————————— It’s a particularly chill August in the small town of Folklore, PA. We follow three teenage girls: James, a local skater with big dreams and too much feelings; Betty, James’s childhood friend and teenage ex-girlfriend who’s too afraid to fight for love; and Summer, an outsider.

[sidedoorswift]

in love with the inspiration folklore gave me

[sidedoorswift]

what I like most about folklore is that it reflects the true nature of storytelling... the different perspectives, the different interpretations... it’s critically acclaimed already because it’s like a piece of classic literature in which there is meaning for everyone that is ever changing. taylor doesn’t spend time telling us what it all means, she lets us derive our own sentiment. it’s special to her, but it’s also special to us because it touches us in a deeply personal but different way. like a good story, it seems handcrafted for each one of its listeners. the myth is returning, but in song form.

[sidedoorswift]

let’s get high and go to the beach and listen to folklore

[sidedoorswift]

the truth bleeds through the lines...

[sidedoorswift]

dwoht, cruel summer, & peace are the secret love songs triad

[sidedoorswift]

sitting on the dock of the lake while listening to tlgad 🌊

[sidedoorswift]

j’adore mon copain 🥰🥰

[sidedoorswift]

I can’t help but feel like I’m violating Taylor whenever those photos of her attending Fleabag pop up on my feed... like there were no cameras allowed inside the theater yet someone broke that rule to get a picture of Taylor, while she was vulnerable. Her face when she makes eye contact with the camera and the subsequent turning away makes me feel so awful. Stop spreading them, please, for her sake.

[sidedoorswift]

Don’t Threaten Me With A Good Time

both the title of a panic! song and a lyric in London boy. coincidence? I think not