1. He likely is a good chess player.
2. He plans his moves carefully.
3. He takes delight in the game of chess.
4. He likes to win.
5. He sees something very deep in the game of chess. He treats it as a challenge not brought about by his opponent, but by the game itself.
the misery of being away from God after having known the joys of heaven
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If however someone found out about what you wrote, they might spread it to others and even say that you’re dramatic (talking about depression and stuff) but I’d say that we should just keep out feeling to our self so that we have nothing to loose.. but however, I’d also say that that’s kind of unhealthy to keep burden in your heart.., so at least tell it to a friend whom you can trust, family, teacher etc..
<span>A simile is a figure of speech that involves the comparison of one thing with another thing of a completely different kind.
</span><span>Example:
"She was brave like a lion."
"He was as crazy as a fox."</span>
