In today’s modern world, break-up is not a big issue,
There are all kinds of break-ups these days,
Sentimental ones, over sentimental ones, mental ones even;
No, no please don’t laugh I am sure you can remember at least one such
friend,
Or maybe was it your break-up, but people do run from these, and they
run really fast;
Anyways, the topic of conversation here is not actually break-ups
today…
I wanted to tell you about a strange break-up, or was it really break
up?
Judge for yourself please…
Well the first point is, what do you do once you break-up?
Some cry, some heave a sigh of relief, yet others pamper themselves
right?
Wrong! Here, started a full-fledged investigation; oh, I know even
these happen,
But this was definitely not in the purpose of finding proof of
infidelity;
Actually, the infidelity was clear, the distance in the still intact relation
was also clear
The investigation started to hurt herself; yeah you heard me right, to
hurt herself;
After all if a lesson was to be learnt why not learn it so hard that
you never forget it?
Well investigations done, numerous proof accumulated, on came a game of
chess
But chess not with the feeble pawns and castles you could buy at any
shop,
Chess with lives; a lesson had been learnt, but a lesson also needed to
be taught
So this game might stop here, so these tears might never be repeated;
One pawn down, a castle moves, one horse is wielding its sword,
The bishop stands firm and tall, the king proudly holding the mast
high…
One move, another and another, and suddenly…check mate;
The once proud flag comes crashing down, torn, tattered and at last
defeated
But wait, is the game really over? Why is the triumphant lords’ hand
suddenly quaking?
Why is the mast swaying?
The bishop runs forward, steadying the now almost limp king, holding
tight to keep his king steady…
What was this force crippling his king? The baffled bishop stared
critically,
Suddenly his jaw dropped, suddenly his own feet staggered…
What was this raw string attached to his king? Why did it end in the
hands of the now defeated crown?
Awed and humbled beyond measure the dumbstruck bishop at last followed
the trail home,
It was not a string of control, nor a string of hate or shame
A string of love so violently strong, it had endured this long over
stretched game…
Bloodied by all the wounds inflicted, scorched by all the fires lit,
the string still held firm and strong,
Why did all this war ensue? What was all this fight for? The shocked
bishop queried;
A lesson has been learnt a lesson had to be taught, as for the string
it will always hold strong…
The mysterious smile on the now crumpled face ends the story here,
But there are questions unanswered that plague the minds of every
reader…
Was it really the end? Was it really a break-up? Was it hate?
Or was it…..love?
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