Tell The summeryRead this poem in which the speaker is playing a game of chess. It is now his turn to make
a move in the game. However, a chain of thoughts occupies his mind as the opponent awaits
his turn. Find out what these thoughts are.
My opponent has made a move
I stare at the black and white pieces
That sit on the white and black squares
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And now
Awaits mine
But for a long time
And I wonder
What are these pieces?
If I were to assume
That these pieces
Are no more than wooden toys
Then what is the point in victory or defeat?
Neither is this necessary
Nor is that important
If there is no pleasure in a win
Nor sorrow in a loss
Then what is this game?
I think
If I must play
Then I should convince myself
That these pieces are indeed King and Queen
That these are real foot soldiers
And arrayed before them
Is the enemy army
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Why does the speaker not make a move and instead stare at the black and white pieces?
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