A chess poem
I'm thinking it would be fun to write a chess poem and I invite my fellow knights and fellow chess bloggers to do the same. Please put your a link to your poem in the comment section.
Here was one from Don De la Maza blog that goes back a ways.Done in the Haiku format.
I must comment on the beauty and simplicity
of the French after
1. e4 e6
2. d4 d5
3. e5 c5
4. c3 Nc6
An ideal opening for a Buddhist, perhaps.
Avance
One man controls space
His opponent, the tension.
A knight, intrigued, leaps.
Here was one from Don De la Maza blog that goes back a ways.Done in the Haiku format.
I must comment on the beauty and simplicity
of the French after
1. e4 e6
2. d4 d5
3. e5 c5
4. c3 Nc6
An ideal opening for a Buddhist, perhaps.
Avance
One man controls space
His opponent, the tension.
A knight, intrigued, leaps.
posted by takchess @ 1:44 PM
1 Comments:
At 1:10 AM,
Phil Willis said…
Beautiful.
I often imagine the chess game after it is finished as a plot for a movie, or a boxing match, or a car race.
I guess the moves and ideas behind them are abstract enough to translate into other media.
Here's a haiku of my typical games:
Stares without moving
Why is he waiting? Argh!
Did not press the clock!
;)
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