Ten beginner chessplayers chatting online;
One bot was discovered and then there were Nine.
Nine beginner chessplayers learning checkmate;
One was a pacifist and then there were Eight.
Eight beginner chessplayers felt like winning was heaven;
One couldn’t handle losing and then there were Seven.
Seven beginner chessplayers learnt cheap opening tricks;
One couldn’t be weaned off them and then there were Six.
Six beginner chessplayers streamed their games live;
One had 100% accuracy and then there were Five.
Five beginner chessplayers heard that chess is a draw;
One preferred Go and then there were Four.
Four beginner chessplayers going on a tactics spree;
One hated calculating and then there were Three.
Three beginner chessplayers’ passion for chess grew;
One got burned out and then there were Two.
Two beginner chessplayers thought endgames were fun;
One never made it there and then there was One.
One beginner chessplayer left all alone;
They put away their chess set and then there were None.
I have the same edition of this; in my opinion one of the greatest books ever written!
Bravo!