# @smeharbinger on Instagram

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- **Original URL:** https://www.instagram.com/p/Ckgse8dpFap
- **Gondola URL:** https://gondola.cc/posts/22490667-smeharbinger-instagram
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- **Posted:** 2022-11-03T19:40:04.000+00:00
- **Account Owner:** The Harbinger (@SMEHarbinger) — https://gondola.cc/SMEHarbinger

## Caption

Mirroring the theme of unattainable love in “Dress” from artist Taylor Swift’s earlier “Reputation” album, “Maroon” features her color theory about love. Colors are basically a given when it comes to Taylor Swift songs. From passionate reds to golden glows, most of her albums include an entire song dedicated to a single shade. The “Midnights” song “Maroon” is her latest — and represents Taylor’s masterful storytelling. 

Three seconds into “Bejeweled,” I questioned if Taylor was pranking us by including this song. There is no story, no passion and no voice. If this was a scrap of an early album, I’d be less confused. Taylor, what happened? This song is childish, materialistically obsesses on jewels and features generic lyrics like “What’s a girl gotta do? / A diamond’s gotta shine.” 

If there’s a larger metaphor to such a bland song, I — along with the rest of the fandom — am not seeing it.

To read the rest of Peyton Moore’s Midnights review, visit the link in bio.

#storybypeytonmoore
#socialmediabyavacooper

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