Poems About: FOG

I looked at the Virgin mountain range,
Lonely skyscrapers visible yesterday
But I couldn't see none of them today
As all covered by the thick fog. read more »

</></>Lighter than a feather;
On the wings of morn,
The fog creeps
With a silent tone. read more »

(for A & J)

20 years since their father died
two grown-up sons read more »

I want to be a fog, dark, gray,
Billowing like smoke from a large bonfire.
Blocking sights from being spotted.
Stopping the sun from rising in the morning. read more »

The clouds roll in,

the thunder roars, read more »

the fog on the grey
matter, it should
maybe it's me and
i shouldn't, or don't read more »

The fog rolls in
Softening the harshness of reality
It blankets everything in a moment
of its ghostly embrace read more »

aaa new day dawning


i wake up in the morning to see the read more »

She is complex,
Her smile and wink,
Changing a mind in a heartbeat,
A provocative smile clouds your sight, read more »

Today the fog returns,
As betimes it does—
Quietly settling in,
‘Fore one could know it was. read more »

In a terrible fog I once lost my way,
Where I had wandered I could not say,
I found a signpost just by a fence,
But I could not read it, the fog was so dense. read more »

Tasting the fog
in the hazy peak
between sleep and waking read more »