Fog Poem by Barry Stebbings

Fog



No shadows cross this dampened land
No blue fills the hidden sky.
A dog's bark in the muted distance sounds
As you and I go, silently, passing by.
No distance past our chilled breath's span
No far echo sounds the grey cloaked air.
Down fog walled paths to silent glade
We walk with softened footfall there,
And speak in hushed and secret tone,
Our world apart where we may wander
And so pause upon this unseen plot
Where wetted leaves in gentle measure
Drip and fog enfolds earth and sky,
In this veiled world, you and I.

Sunday, August 27, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: fog
COMMENTS OF THE POEM

Beautiful poem. BARRY Thank you for sharing Mario Odekerken

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Barry Stebbings 28 August 2017

Thank you very much, Mario.

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