Taylor Swift & References

4. a frequent wondrous reference in Swift's discography - you are here!
5. featured on an album with a plethora of religious metaphors, this song uses the biblical crucifixion as a means of representing persecution
8. an english classic novel containing the possible first reference to a metaphorical textile
9. this song references a famous poem containing multiple roads
11. the name of a mythological king featured as a metaphor who got all that he wished for (against better judgement)
13. the title for this novel appears as a concept in the lyrics of two songs: one from Fearless, and one from 1989
14. the author of a story which is referenced in two Taylor Swift songs - one of which being perhaps the most overt literary reference in her discography
15. the name of the greek god who cursed the character blessed with prophecy referenced in a Taylor Swift song
18. a play on this romantic poet's name appears in a song on the folklore album

1. a quote from this character is paraphrased in the song 'happiness'
2. the first reference to this Shakespeare play in Taylor's discography is obvious - but which song features a line from the play reworded to fit a new narrative?
3. a character who provided the namesake for a recent song was based on this (real) Lady
6. the initials of the writer who authored the children's book which provided inspiration for the lyrics in one of Swift's most recent releases
7. the opening line for this song is adapted from the opening line for a Dickens novel
10. the title of this Shakespeare work has been referenced in two songs - with a very different ending to the line in each
12. this novel served as the muse for a titular track from one of Taylor's albums
16. a greek hero once mentioned by name in the lyrics of a Taylor Swift song
17. the virtue featured in the name of a poem from which a line was borrowed for a song about an illicit affair...