by Jacques Gimeno | |
Published on: Jul 11, 2005 | |
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Type: Poetry | |
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The foxy woman went to him offering a smile, "Thirty silver pieces sir, you'll have the greatest time..." And every hour of every day she wished that she had tried for more than thirty silver pieces before she even died. The brutal soldier went to him showing him his pride, "Thirty silver pieces sir, you'll have them all in stride..." And every shout for every shot he wished that he had tried for more than thirty silver pieces before they all had died. The cunning lady went to him looking sleek and sly, "Thirty silver pieces sir, you'll have her for your bride..." And for every roar of the sounding bells she wished that she had lied, For thirty wasn't even close for a precious little child. The fuming clan man came to him with blazing weary eyes, "Thirty silver pieces sir, you'll have your life than die." And for every cry from every strike he wished for more than time, For killing dirty bastards is always worth the crime. Then the end of day has come to those who killed and lied, For all they have are thirty pieces and nowhere else to hide. And in the fire they thought they could buy into the light, "Thirty silver pieces sir, release my soul tonight." But all he did was stare and glare would never ever tell, That thirty silver pieces sir, won't get you out of hell. « return. |