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Submitted to Contest #326
A Bird in the Room Some believe superstition and religion do not belong in the same sentence, that to accept one means the absolute rejection of the other. However, religion and superstition are opposite sides of a coin in the south, often tucked away in back pockets and purses. They're either passed down from generation to generation or picked up by the wayside of dirt roads, school yards, or dining tables, becoming lifelong possessions once found. This prized possession of superstition and religion becomes an intertwined life-shaping lesso...
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