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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
FOG, by INA LADD BROWN
First Line: Only a dim light gleaming here and there
Last Line: As though god, too, were lost from sight
Subject(s): Fog; Ghosts; Mist; Supernatural; Haze
First Line: Only a dim light gleaming here and there
Last Line: As though god, too, were lost from sight
Subject(s): Fog; Ghosts; Mist; Supernatural; Haze
Only a dim light gleaming here and there
Through mist that shrouds each spire and tree,
And in the way before me, ghostly pale,
A wall through which I cannot see.
Housetops held in a stifling gray embrace --
A clutching hold that fills the night;
A weirdness falling on my very soul,
As though God, too, were lost from sight
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