Superstitions polarize the unknown
Forced then to be good or bad
The intention of deities pledged
Follies of fears fragile and mortal
What is unknown is thus irrational
Its beliefs are not of profound logic
Learned men and ignorant commune
In times of trial they blend as one
If a rabbit's foot is good luck
Then why does he not have it now
Is not religion in the realm there
Ornate in awing precious design
Flowering in the dark ages ago
When education once was minimal
Superstition thrived in the fates
Death is its eternal companion
All that is little understood here
That stands in the shadows near
Is game for those of imagination
In a grand kingdom of superstition