Question

Moral of the poem the fog by w.h.davies

Answer 1

Very simple. A sighted man finds himself in a fog so thick that he is disoriented and cannot find his way home. He must then depend on a blind man to lead the way. 

On a more abstract level, the poem may be about how people trust oly what they can literally see, and lack awareness of things unseen (faith, belief, religion). 

Answer 2

The poet finds himself in a fog so thick that he is disoriented and cannot find his way home. He is then helped by a man who promised to take him home. Once the poet got home, he realizes that the man who had led him home was blind. On a more abstract level, the poem may be about how people trust only what they can literally see, and lack awareness of things unseen, such as faith, belief, religion, etc.