Night Table

Night Table

A Poem by The Twin Arenas
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the present.

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Slipperiness brings people together
because it makes them fall

Don't go
believing the mild
winter is pathetic
fallacy.

© 2015 The Twin Arenas


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Haha wow. Love this poem! I really dig the simplicity of it. Yet, with so little words, it showed great depth.

Posted 9 Years Ago


Nothing wrong with falling. As long as there's someone there to catch you :)

Posted 9 Years Ago


0 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Well I live in a place that rains and there is always mud, grey, very little "slipperiness" about. We really don't belive in the mild that's why we end up in Spain it said people there don't belive in winters.

Thank you

Posted 9 Years Ago


The Twin Arenas

9 Years Ago

thanks for the read, as always.
Rene Salinas

9 Years Ago

I was going to eleborate on that but I decided not to go off on one... I promise next time I'll thro.. read more
The Twin Arenas

9 Years Ago

hahaha. ok.
Don't love the winter, is so slippery. Very well done. :) Rudi

Posted 9 Years Ago


Winter's always mild here. That's why I live in Florida

Posted 9 Years Ago


The Twin Arenas

9 Years Ago

I'm obsessed with Florida.
it will come...harmlessly a few flurries will arrive, and then Bam...we will be falling on the ice once again.
winter will still roar before it is over.

Posted 9 Years Ago


0 of 1 people found this review constructive.

The Twin Arenas

9 Years Ago

eh, thanks Jacob. I don't usually write stuff like this. I don't know why I did today, and I sort .. read more

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