#*written in invisible ink* the muse i'm assuming you're talking about isn't the muse behind any song before ttpd imo
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Hi! do you have an analysis of cowboy like me and how you interpreted it?. After ttpd many people tried to connect a certain muse to that song and it's one of my faves and i don't want to be it ruined so i would love to read your thoughts!
Hi anon, firstly I want to say: IMO, stop reading into what other people are saying and just enjoy the music. (Which includes whatever I have to say, I'm just a person like anyone else lol.) What makes Taylor's music resonate with people are the emotions behind them, and they're valid to her and to listeners no matter what inspired them. People never worry about the muses behind any other artists' songs and enjoy them for their own sake, so why should Taylor's music be any different? Trying to moralize the music because of its inspiration is going to be a really unsatisfying experience, so may as well just keep enjoying the music you enjoy! Art enhances your life so much that way. Don't let social media ruin it for you!
So that being said, to me it's obviously about her time with Joe. It's a fountain pen retelling of songs like "Delicate" and "Cruel Summer" and "Glitch". It's a metaphor for a situationship that unexpectedly turned into the real deal and (at the time) everlasting love. I haven't done any analysis of it (mostly because it's pretty straightforward to me lol) but I did find this post though it's not likely what you're looking for.
#Pouring out my heart to a stranger but I didn't pour the whiskey#Anonymous#*written in invisible ink* the muse i'm assuming you're talking about isn't the muse behind any song before ttpd imo#so take from that what you will#also like... I loathe john mayer and have since i first heard 'your body is a wonderland' when I was a teen#and especially so since becoming a taylor fan and reading jessica simpson's book#but i fucking love 'i can see you' and scream sing it every chance i get#even though the ~inspiration~ behind it is problematic as fuck#(horny teen vs. predatory grooming)#the song is a fucking bop and taylor took the emotion of the experience at the time and made a ton of art from it she is proud of#if you try to moralize art you're going to find a lot of things you enjoy that you won't be able to anymore because#life is messy and also people draw inspiration from all kinds of things#and social media has ruined the way we experience and enjoy and talk about art#so stop going on twitter reddit tiktok etc for feedback and just think about what the music means to you#and what you draw from it :)
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