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posted by Bill | 9:58 AM
candle lightmosquitos practice chessI castleGood one Bill !_m
wasn't it a bad idea to play chess in the park?kidding, I get intent and the meaning of the haiku well, i guess...Like it Bill :)wishes, devika
Raindrop moves from H4 to I5
Those players are intent on the game. I admire that.
Magyar, Devika, tikkis, and bandit, thanks for the comments.
nice one Billjohn
As a chess enthusiast, this one made me smile. Reminds me of Washington Square Park . . .Collin
Thanks, Collin. That's where it was written.
I've never seen outdoor chess. But it often gets mentioned in things I read. Is it common in the US?
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candle light
mosquitos practice chess
I castle
Good one Bill !
_m
wasn't it a bad idea to play chess in the park?
kidding, I get intent and the meaning of the haiku well, i guess...Like it Bill :)
wishes,
devika
Raindrop moves
from H4 to
I5
Those players are intent on the game. I admire that.
Magyar, Devika, tikkis, and bandit, thanks for the comments.
nice one Bill
john
As a chess enthusiast, this one made me smile. Reminds me of Washington Square Park . . .
Collin
Thanks, Collin. That's where it was written.
I've never seen outdoor chess. But it often gets mentioned in things I read. Is it common in the US?
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