Chess gameA Poem by T. Jay KeighA mutual break in which They both agreed Though she felt her heart Consumed into black. And then they decided To stay together In the same place Because as he put it “It’d be comfortable.” Check. He was quick An avid player A new pawn everyday Brought to his side And behind closed eyes The queen knew not what they did But she could guess. He gives a smirk When the pawn leaves And says “Hope this is okay.” Reversal. Now it’s the Queen’s turn To bring her first man A black knight walks in Hand in hand. The white king glares and begins to shout. But the Queen ignores this. Behind closed eyes The white king knew not What they were doing But he could guess. Check. The white King falls As the morning light comes Tired from the long wait The black knight approaches And with a loud, guttural shout The white king attacks Driving the knight away. The Queen steps close To the king that is hers And whispers in his ears “Now you know how it feels.” Checkmate. © 2018 T. Jay Keigh
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