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Las Vagas
Beautiful lights all day and night
The delicious smell of fresh Macarons
Mile high hotels always having activities
With shops and restaurants galore
And a chance to win it big
In reality
Lights all day and night
Losing sight of the group
As hundreds pack the sidewalks
Concrete, heat, hotels and casinos
Head spinning from all of the activity
Buildings reaching toward the sky
No open spaces
The constant dinging coming from the casinos
People walking, talking, dancing and laughing
Blistered feet from walking for miles
Homeless people in every spot of shade
Begging for money
Reaching, dirty, with signs pleading
Rich and poor all together
The warm and dry heat
The luscious smells coming from each restaurant
Fighting against the smell of weed
And the homeless who never shower
The city that never sleeps
The sun is baking down
Never any rain
Burning skin when outside
Chills when entering any buildings
With their AC on full-blast
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It is a poem of what it is like in las vegas, mostly all of the bad.