Not sure if this is all doctrinally sound, but I sure was proud of myself when I wrote it:
You smiled and betrayed with a kiss and a word.
I in anger drew my sword
And drew the rebuke of our loving Lord.
You did once, but I did thrice
Abandon and betray our Christ.
You hanged yourself on a tree
While I wept softly, bitterly.
And that is where the differences lie
That separate you and I.
While you fell down, your lifeblood spent,
And moldered in a field of blood,
I learned to change, turn, repent,
And give my hands and heart to God.
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