Black Death

A plague walked among us As people fled in fear of their cities But the disease remained, and soon death was everywhere Men hated each other Parents abandoned their sick children Wives were dropped back, husbands were buried Bodies were left abandoned at home Because there was no one to make them a funeral Several refused to leave The house due to the dying Friars and nuns were to take care of pacients Monasteries and convents Were soon deserted They were also severely affected Bodies were left abandoned at home Because there was no one to make them a funeral Many wanted to confess his sins Express his last wishes Lived in fear, in their heads did not understand But the houses of the dead remained open With all their belongings, jewels and gold With open arms, the Black Death was waiting Bodies were left abandoned at home Because there was no one to make them a funeral