Chess In The Luxembourg Gardens Paris Poem by Stephen Brian Brady
Chess In The Luxembourg Gardens Paris
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the volunteering kings and queens
enrobe behind a chequered screen
a bishop's caught in traffic
just outside the gate
and knights whose pennons snag the branches of the trees
where hunched-backs on fold-up chairs
crouching ill at ease
pawns not up for yet another fight
dispersed to benches
in the fading winter light
Saturday, July 23, 2011
Topic(s) of this poem: branches,gardens,paris,winter
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