The Final Roar - A poem by Emory Andrew Tate Jnr

 The Final Roar


Daaim Shabazz wrote a Book called Triple Exclaim. He wrote it in rememberence of Tate. It demonstrates his style of chess. Just by reading about Emory Tate you can understand how this man had a remarkable presence and real authenticity about him. In the book I discovered a poem written by Emory Andrew Tate Jr. 





In memory of Emory Tate II

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