James Bond enters M's office.

```
 BOND: I came as quickly as I could, sir. What's the emergency?  

 M:    It's those fiendish SMERSH agents again. They've stolen my chess pieces.  

 BOND: They've stolen *what* now?  

 M:    And they've hidden them in this poem!  

 BOND: With all due respect, sir, when was your last mandatory drug test?  

 M:    I have an extremely important match coming up. You must find them!
       If you are successful, you can have this bonus cheque.

 BOND: That's the most ludicrous... you know, I'm rather intrigued by 
       all the zeros on this cheque. May I see the poem?

```

Obviously, a man like Bond is too busy to do his own crypto-acrosto-steganography so he is counting on you to unravel this mystery. The words "pawn", "rook", "knight", "bishop", "queen", and "king" are hidden in this poem, disguised in a variety of ways (along with one other chess-related word as a bonus). Find them before M comes to his senses and cancels the offer.

> 
> Go tear the fourth rotation's bane  
> 
>  Right on our knees we fall, insane.  
> 
>  He skids in oil, ignites the street  
> 
>  With fierce, oblique encircling heat.  
> 
>  Go now. I keep my land, my own  
> 
>  To mists and tempests ever prone 
> 
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