In Edinburgh's embrace, a night so grand, 73,000 Swifties took a stand, To Taylor's tunes, they danced with might, Beneath the Scottish sky, a starry light.
The stage was set, the crowd alive, Anticipation's pulse began to thrive, For "Shake It Off," the anthem played, And earth beneath them swayed and swayed.
In unison, the ground did quake, With every step, the earth did shake, "Ready for It," the beats so strong, A seismic symphony, a joyous throng.
Through "Cruel Summer," the air was sweet, Their fervor turned to rhythmic heat, As Taylor sang, the night transformed, And nature's force was newly formed.
Beneath their feet, the city stirred, A testament to every word, The power of music, hearts so free, Unleashed a tremor, wild and glee.
Seismic waves of pure delight, Echoed through the velvet night, In Edinburgh, where music's might, Turned earth's stillness into flight.
A moment etched in history's tome, Where Swifties danced, their hearts at home, In Taylor's world, where joy's unfurled, They shook the very bones of the world.
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The Tortured Poets Department
PoetryPoems about the world's most famous cat lady, the queen of Poetry, Taylor Swift.
