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Streets and Filth
No matter how much it rained,
the streets smelled rotten to
those who are in them
For a handsome, clean man
to walk in, he will come out
an ugly, putrid grotesque figure
with an attitude like a wolf
What you hear in the streets
is crashes, shrieks, bangs, growling,
crashing, and crying
Those who are alone in the
streets, will get a life lesson
from those who have lived
in the streets
What you will see in the
streets is broken beer bottles,
groups of people who carry weapons
with deadly looks on their faces,
filth everywhere, and rabid stray animals
It all seems like another world
where the rotten are clean and
the clean are rotten
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What made me think of this is that this is what I first think of when I think of a street and for my parents telling me it's dangerous