The title is self-explanatory. Poems about chess and/or chessmen.
Contest is Over
- Contest was judged on June 9, 2005
- Rewards: Gold: 300
- Final notes: This contest had by far the best standard of entries of any I have judged or seen. ALL entries were excellent, and judging was extremely difficult. I suppose this is because chess is a game that attracts intelligent people. apart from the prize-winners, I will be distributing my remaining points among the rest, who all deserve either prizes of honourable mentions. Thank you all and congratulations for making this for me, the best contest yet!
Entries [10]
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you and I...
we play this glass chess game together• Commented on by judge. -
Such ignominious defeat;• Commented on by judge.
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White pawns clutch at the sweeping gown of their queen
and black knights whisper prayers to small gods.• Commented on by judge. -
The battle began with their first move
The yelling of men and stamping of hoofsby unsexypenguin 28 lines, 5 comments, on Feb 11 8:27 AM 2005. In Other• Commented on by judge. -
Pawns lead the charge -lulled plebs-
Followed by the chivalrous, the religious and the straight.• Commented on by judge. -
Hey Mr Bishop I want to see your moves
the way you wobble sideways• Commented on by judge. -
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Nameless but proud, remaining soldiers they stand.
If chessmen could smile, I'm sure they would be.by GossamerAlice 28 lines, on Jun 8 2:36 AM 2005. In Other• Commented on by judge. -
And there they slept
The Queen and the pawn• Commented on by judge.
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Yay chess!
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Kevin, thank you for the points! This is the first day I've logged on in a while because I've been a working wonder-woman, but thank you.

