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In the theatre, do not name the Scottish Play
The paths of Fate are written on the palm Beware of any black cats on the way A rabbit's foot works as a lucky charm To cross oneself will keep all ills at bay And touching wood will turn aside all harm The tragedy of the human condition Enslaved and shackled to superstition. Created for day five of the "Rhythm & Rhyme Poetry Challenge"
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