Whilst a little bit woman, Taylor Swift was a poet with a real ardour for the written phrase … so say two of her elementary college academics.

The educators — Barbara Kolvek and Heather Brown — not too long ago gave interviews to CBS Philadelphia in regards to the pop celebrity’s love for poetry at a really younger age.

Kolvek, a retired music trainer, stated Taylor would all the time scribble poems in her class from first to fourth grades at Wyndcroft Faculty in Pottstown, PA.

Apparently, Kolvek says she gave Taylor her first singing solo — a music known as “Fast Talk Freddie,” whereas additionally claiming the 2 stored in touch for some time. Over time, Taylor gifted Kolvek a signed T-shirt, a stuffed snowman and different mementos.

“I feel like maybe I gave her a little spark or encouragement to do what she was doing,” Kolvek stated.

Brown, in the meantime, advised CBS she was Taylor’s third-grade trainer who noticed a “special quality” within the 14-time Grammy Award winner.

Brown stated Taylor’s best high quality as a toddler was drawing in her fellow college students to no matter she was doing at Wyndcroft.

The trainer went on to elucidate she will get tremendous excited each time she sees Taylor onstage realizing, “I was her teacher.”

To at the present time, Brown nonetheless sends Taylor a Christmas card yearly, however admits “she probably doesn’t get the messages anymore.”

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With final week’s launch of Taylor’s uber-popular, “The Tortured Poets Department” — her eleventh album – Brown couldn’t be extra thrilled for her ex-pupil. She added that all the things Taylor touches “turns to gold.”