The Saint Bottle's Cathedral Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AAABA CCDAA AAAEF GAABA HFID AJKL LMNKO PQRI ASFT

The Agwu dioceseA
With scattered outstationsA
Parishes in primitive citiesA
Chief priests ordainedB
For each servicesA
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Some worship in the morningC
While many worship in the eveningC
Worship is worshipD
Men faithful worshippersA
Slay Queens song singersA
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Burukutu outstationsA
Are for morning devotionsA
Father and son at worship centresA
Though silent prayers utteredE
With holy calabashF
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Then comes the New JerusalemG
outstationsA
Evenings set aside for weekly servicesA
Officiating ministers ordainedB
By the size of their walletsA
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Methanol the communion wineH
Cigarette Indian hemp and shishaF
Are incense of sanctificationI
What a holy worshipD
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Church members in twosA
Skirts and trousers in loveJ
Facing each otherK
Both anointed by alcoholL
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Ethanol and methanolL
smile at themM
Secret sharedN
Shekels sacrificed for pleasureK
Though gainful and painfulO
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Animalistic desires gratifiedP
Homes stranded and starvedQ
Wives curse and caused to weepR
Why blame her for your misfortuneI
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Retrieve and retract your stepsA
Turn a new leafS
Pervert or perishF
Your deeds speak for youT

Jude Chukwuemeka Muoneke

Poet's note: This is a socio-religious poem. It's satires the nature of man to gratify his fleshy desires that goes with drunkenness and sexual immorality. The poem crafts out a drinking intervan like a church gathering where people come to worship their God. This worship is not really a religious worship but a social worship of drinking and smoking with slay queens as song singers.




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