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Just outside of Baton Rouge
An Easter family get together
A dozen or so
Self proclaimed "Coonasses"
Wiki says Coonasses are people
Of cajun ethnicity
Some consider it an insult
Others consider it a badge of honor
I am thinking it is a fundamental part
Of the charm of being in Louisiana
A prayer
Then a delicious barbecue,
Then a delicious desert
Then a congregation outside
A time for family talk
A time for questions aimed
At making this Yankee guest
Feel at home
Invited as an outsider
Treated like an insider
I am at once a visitor
I am at once at home
Some wine
A stogie
Some damn fine
Southern hospitality
An Easter to remember
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