Stalemate Stories

Watch a genius chess player become so much more than he never thought he could be.... Not really sure where this is going, hang with me

I will not let it end like that.

Sorry I haven't posted in awhile. Life's been busy. Anywho here's a poem I wrote about feeling stuck or in a stalemate sort of thing.

You know how something sometimes inspires you to write something beautiful? Or put words in your head? You can get inspiration from anything.

A quick piece of flash fiction in the midst of war. Two friends find themselves at opposite sides of freedom. One must make a choice, but is it the right one? Clean, No Swearing, Violence.

Promotion

Though I'm a big advocate of not giving up, however big or small a problem is, sometimes it's best to let it go and walk away. There's no shame in it. Think about it: if you've looked at an issue from every angle, asked for help, thought outside the box and still don't have an answer or solution then what's the point? You're just going around in circles. You can't progress sometimes if you don't move forward. This short poem is about that tricky stalemate we sometimes find ourselves faced with.

Stalemate is a situation in which neither side in an argument or contest can win or in which no progress is possible. Maria Westbrooke was an intelligent woman, but so was her new patient Micheal Scofield, an ex structural engineer who just so happened to have designed the prison in which he was currently held. Maria was one of the best criminal psychologists in her field, so when she hears that Micheal Scofield, her brothers idol, lands himself in prison for an armed robbery, she finds an instant solution to her problem. Little did she know but she was the solution to Michaels. Prison Break/// Micheal or Lincoln