Give the central idea of the poem fog
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Central Idea of the Poem
'Fog' is a poem that reflects Sandburg's interest in the natural world. The poet beautifully captures those moments when the fog came moving in over the harbour waters. The poet gives a powerful image of the fog through a metaphorical cat.
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'Fog’ is probably Carl Sandburg’s best-known poem. It was first published in ‘Chicago Poems’ in 1916. ‘Fog’ is a poem that reflects Sandburg’s interest in the natural world. The poet beautifully captures those moments when the fog came moving in over the harbour waters. The poet gives a powerful image of the fog through a metaphorical cat. The poet sees the fog as a cat that comes on its tiny, silent feet, as cats do while they are stalking. Like a cat, the fog slips and slides in silently. The poem contains the dual imagery of the fog and the cat, the fog turning into a cat and the cat morphing back into the fog. The poet is introducing the idea that the fog is alive and an entity.
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