Dreaming Impossible Things [Taylor Swift]

Dreaming Impossible Things [Taylor Swift]

SparklesandStarlight

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Last published Fri, Jan 31, 2014

1989 agency band country fan

"He was trying to skip rocks on the ocean, saying to me, 'Don't you see the starlight, starlight? Don't you dream impossible things?'" - Taylor Swift Short stories about real and not so real love, and dreaming of both the magical and impossible. Note: Not a Sweeran fan fic. (I do not own the image in the cover. All credit goes to the photographer)

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