Little bits

Covid, Virus of the bat
Humans eat the cat
Shoots are impossible 
Non remains accessible 
Thanks for our lord 
Connected with him by cord
Pray to him alot
Know, how he shot.
Mind can find
Tape and bind
Must know wish
As life of a fish
World as in limit
Huge, big and bit
Qulifacation of man
Put it in pit or in can
Luck are in my hand
Hope are finaly band
Lash on Ground
With huage sound
Secondary pass out 
Fast without doubt.
The night with nude air
Blue sky in with dark fire
Demons with kindly 
Angles of hell lovely
Soul traped in chains
Dirty water in the vains
Church with full of Graves 
Natural worlds include caves
Humans with empty skulls
Beautiful dangerous waterfalls
Learn more if you were wise
Hope you will one day rise

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