Taylor Swift would love to write poetry.
The 24-year-old – who has penned hit tracks like ‘Red’ and ‘I Knew You Were Trouble’ – has admitted that she’d like to try writing for other mediums.
She told Associated Press: "I’ve discovered music and that’s the form of writing that inspires me the most. It’s not to say that I wouldn’t expand the mediums and the ways that I choose to write.
"What if I end up writing a script or a book, or a book of poetry or something? That would be so amazing. I would love to see that happen."
The ‘Shake It Off’ hitmaker also revealed that she had written a 400 page book when she was younger, documenting her own life and friends.
Meanwhile, Taylor recently revealed that singers like herself and celebrity pal Ed Sheeran wouldn’t want to be on stage if they didn’t get to write their own tracks.
She previously said: "The thing with both Ed and me is that neither of us would be on stage if we didn’t write our own songs. There would be no reason to be.
"The addiction we have is that connection. We have spent so much of our lives alone and feeling misunderstood."
She added: "You write a song about an emotion that confuses you, or about something you’re scared of or excited about, and you release it, and all of a sudden you’re making a connection with millions of people.
"Then the final phase is that you look out into a crowd of thousands of people and they know every word. That’s an overwhelming feeling of camaraderie – which we’ve never felt before in our lives."
Taylor Swift: I want to write poetry
