The Female Hermes in Breakfast at Tiffany's: Audrey Hepburn, Katy Perry, and the Fraud of Truman Capote
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John Mayer & Taylor Swift: Things That Appear to Be True that are False, Things That Appear False that are True
The way that Taylor Swift could make it appear true that she had had a relationship with John Mayer with never having been seen on a date, holding hands, kissing, in the back of a car together as with Jessica Simpson or Jennifer Aniston, or any of the photographs one might expect before it was considered true, and even while John was saying and showing something completely different, was that it was embedded in things that were true, and the false stuck in-between, just as Teodolinda Barolini describes of what is happening between Virgil, Dante, and the Demons in Inferno, Canto 21 in the Eighth Circle of Hell.
John Mayer and the Feminine Labyrinth
John Mayer’s love life was in a landslide in 2010, thirteen years ago. It was protected by love.
It just so happens that the Divine Comedy is set on Easter Weekend 1300, on the Thursday before Good Friday, and I just happened to be front row, center, standing right in front of John Mayer on Easter Weekend right on that Thursday and April Fool’s Day in April 2010 in Vancouver BC. (The Cosmos has a sense of humor, even when it’s about to put you through further Hell.)
Katy Perry's Keys Beyond the Hate Gate: The Feminine Poetic Landslide and the Whole View of Taylor Swift's Hell
So what is the big deal about Taylor Swift selling violence against others and their intellectual property? Why can a plagiarism lawsuit not bring justice? Why is it not okay to exploit John Mayer?After my writing to John Mayer for thirteen years, here are the stories in a series of articles of what was happening behind Taylor Swift's exploitation of John.
Those in Taylor Swift's Hell, Stuck in a Repeated False Past, Can't See the Present Moment
Mayer fans have cried and walked beside John through Born & Raised when he had taken the space and time to deliver a soul-searching masterpiece (and still wanting to know what happened to Walt Grace on his Submarine Ride); they found the hope of love, freedom and promising new horizons in Paradise Valley with him (even visited Pine Creek Lodge in 2021 to help with a flooding), took up The Search for Everything, even when it meant alone with only the Poet to guide on an open unknown road, and found the wildest blue in Sob Rock, arriving at an inner realization of the pain and not-knowing making it all not only worthwhile, but supremely freeing and beautiful. Healing and sublime. In other words, they’ve lived their...