Poems About: FOG

Here I stand, surrounded by fog

A fog so dense the moons light cannot be seen read more »

I see not what others see
The fog is used to blind me
That fog of routine that is of life
Unable to see what is near read more »

bear week on quaint provintial town,
burly masses corrugate in the reeds of accordian coast,
a bell chimes through the gritting shutter teeth.
calls to the ships at sea read more »

Fog so thick you can't
See the bridge - Just hear fog horns
Signaling danger read more »

The fog
Gives me that eerie feeling
Today
And that fog sets the mood read more »

we stopped right there
in Highway 5
because of the fog
and no other read more »

autumn fog
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small town in the fog, read more »

Fogged Self
Her He in all
He in Her, in Her makes
His scheme She applies ceaselessly read more »

Beyond smog missed light
filters through despite mist fog,
setting dreams alight

Beyond smog the light read more »

Fog's a species of weather-
gray, like a pigeon's feather.
Auden once wrote, 'Thank you, fog.'
Sandburg thought of cat, not dog. read more »

Two O'Clock in the morning,
And the fog is rolling in.
There's a fog horn loudly blaring,
Telling shrimpers to stay in. read more »

FOG HOLDS LIGHTS

Fog holds lights in soft hands stroking
the bay, floating across waters alive read more »