The Fog Poem by Theresa Ann Moore

The Fog

Rating: 5.0


A veiled wall of misty low hanging clouds
Mysteriously conceals and restrictively shrouds.
Visibility is far from marvelous this morning…
Travelers appear from the fog with no warning.

With uneasiness, I peer into the cold space ahead.
I am in familiar surroundings, but feel lost instead.
The road before me beckons, as I apply the brake…
Accelerating without caution could be a serious mistake.

Sounds of distress are now heard from beyond my view.
No doubt someone has had an unintentional rendezvous.
Preparing to continue, I take a deep breath and start to pray.
I hope my boss will understand the reason for my delay…
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COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Tom Billsborough 08 May 2017

Lovely sense of humour. I think fog is a reasonable excuse myself!

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Marina Gasbey 19 July 2010

I thought the ending to this poem was very unexpected, but it made me laugh!

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poetry lover 05 March 2007

I like this one also, great job one has to have humor in poetry also.

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Frank Cannon 04 March 2007

Humour intended. Humour found. Humour enjoyed. Who could ask for more... thanks.

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John Tiong Chunghoo 27 February 2007

are you new to poetry. just guessing. i can tell from the way one writes.

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Theresa Ann Moore

Theresa Ann Moore

Michigan, U.S.A.
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