Venus of Las Vegas

Sunsetmet

Hot humid sweat in a desert land 

Why are so many hotels start off 

         As the Grand 

Playing a card game there is no 

Grand slam give me a plain and simple honey 

Baked ham

Oh! Dam got the crooked hand

 

Italian Rome hotels to the Grecian waters

Eros had strong rules and orders 

  Any wonder what we ponder

Contagious love at the Venetian

In relation God of fertility like a

Venus of Las Vegas 

Be honest but thousand

 

Times guilty

Above your head tricky 

Temptation of love to sanity

By the river gondola  candle-lit meal

Bellagio set the deal

Hope to fall madly in love 

What's the status Quo 

Venus of Las Vegas who?

 

To make us-break- us or fade- us

Like a dark world to betray us

New shows most popular outsold 

Statuette two loves

sold to forsake us 

Losing identity never to

mistake us 

 

Never apart to trade us 

 Imported wine everlasting sip

Hot dancers vivacious Vegas strip

like a card game winners tip

Ignoramus had us fooled 

Cheater lip to winner lip

Maybe a trip Himalayas

 

Modern and rich classic and 

ancient Venus 

Playing the part 

A Cosmopolitan hotel

believable genius 

Love can be devious 

Light shows she masters all her love

 Caesars Palace strikes gold deviant 

Venus of Las Vegas powerful gamble

Just save us * love game hustle 

 

 

  • Author: Sunsetmet (Offline Offline)
  • Published: August 7th, 2023 11:09
  • Comment from author about the poem: Traveling is fun brighter lights good eats and being with the one you love. Feeling like Grecian -Goddess to the Italian hotels feeling like a princess go for the piece of the pie enjoy and love
  • Category: Love
  • Views: 8
  • User favorite of this poem: Teddy.15.
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Comments1

  • Teddy.15

    Oh yes bright lights the city that never sleeps, cheep steak the best you'll eat and great company on your arm yes! What a wonderful atmospheric poem. Super ❤️ I am not shy to admit I would love to visit someday.

    • Sunsetmet

      I went there long time ago but nice and fun



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