Judas Iscariot Mystery
Why, Judas why?
Your kissed became the treachery symbol
Sold your faith but hanged yourself and die
After you returned that thirty pieces of silver
Why, Judas why?
Might you have a big crisis for money?
A sick parent or child, perhaps
To cure their pain, but 'twas cut in the story
You returned the dazzling silver
Might they've never fulfilled their promise
To never hurt your master
That's why you weep unto your best
Why, Judas why
If the tree and the rope could talk, they'll never lie
Might you've kissed the image of your master in the wind
Before you bid the world goodbye
10-26-2015
Mysterious Aries
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