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8. All who attend our rites will receive kites from the second tier of Tit Alberto who brought the Saute Chapeau. To Chieu Va Bruler up to us from the Antilles to the Bayou.
9. St John and Aunt Francis who told me the epic of Jump Sturdy and Apricot Glow.
10. Mimi, who in silence, says the lyrics to Mamma Roux in Chipacka the ChoptoulisChoctaws without teepees on Magnolia Street and wise to the Zulu parade and the golden blade the sun-up to sun-down second liners who dig Fat Tuesday more than anybody and that’s plenty.
11. I have also dug up the old Danse Kalinda to remind you we have not chopped out the old chants and the new Croaker Courtbullion to serve Battiste style of phyco-delphia.
12. We did the snake a al Gris-Gris Calimbo to frame our thing into the medium of down under yonder fire.
13. We walked on Gilded Splinters to shove my point across to you whom I will will communicate with shortly through the smoke of Deaux-Deaux the Rattlesnake
14. whose forked tongue hisses pig latin in silk and satin da-zaw-ig-day may the gilded splinters of Auntie Andre spew forth in your path to light
15. and guide your way through the bayous of life on your pirougue of heartaches and good times…push and the shove that you need to get your point across no matter what the cost.
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