thrives again: <br /> <br />Bloody cocoa - <br />Cadbury creaming Easter, <br />Dusting down <br />From Christmas - <br /> <br />Another killing <br />Thrilling young <br />Enterons - <br />And self-serving elders <br />Fogged in milk and dark <br /> <br />While: <br /> <br />How distant cries our church, <br /> <br />WAY OUT! - <br /> <br />Rarefied - <br /> <br />Mist <br /> <br />Di ss ip at ing <br /> <br />Thro' modernistic cynicism, <br />Commercialised eternity: <br /> <br />'What of Jesus? ' - <br />When the diapason drones <br />Expedience <br />Through 8-foot drab-grey <br />Obligations - <br />Parishioners down at the local <br />Are so demanding! - <br />Forget Bach - <br />You'll need to see the show at your cathedral <br />(Bishop's Broadway) for extra entertainment - <br /> <br />Wrists are under-worked <br />For organists <br />At Easter - <br />Says it all, <br />Really - <br />Singing disingenuously <br />Doesn't cut it - <br />It ain't a passport; <br /> <br />Tho' <br />A psalm for children out of school <br /> <br />Lends well to ragged ears, <br />So pull out the brighter stops: <br /> <br />But <br /> <br />What's Easter?<br /><br />Mark R Slaughter<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/ambiguity-8/
