Sacred Haven of Debauchery

OMG, I can imagine such a book. Does it make sense?

It does make sense, although sometimes it seems like it doesn't. And the poem is part of an equally epic performance-protest to society, written by another nonconformist as a protest against society. In the first half, it tells about the life of ordinary Ukrainian nonconformists (and not only), and in the second half, about the coming of Yog-Sothoth, the "causal worm that brings misfortune," and the terrible things associated with it:smile04:. In short, it's full of mysticism.