what is it theme of the poem The Fog by W H Davies
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The Poem is about how the people trust only what they literally see...
and lack awareness of faith, belief religion, conditions etc.
and lack awareness of faith, belief religion, conditions etc.
BαtαInSagittariusA:
suppose you are lost at some unknown place.. alone.. and you meet someone who promised you to take you home at that instant of time a person not thinks about the problem of helper he only thinks about himself..
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similarly that boy didn't thinks even one time that the helping man have any problem too.. he just want to go home
it's different may be
it's a metaphor i relate this from you..
can you plz explain the last line of the poem....
it's paradoxical nature
wait
i didn't know what's the last line..
can you send it I'll explain
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In the poem, it is really foggy that day and hardly anything is visible. The fog made tall men out of boys and Giants out of men. The fog blurred his vision. He lost sense of direction and space. He didn't know where to go. The boy couldn't breathe due to the fog. The street lamps were of no help either and looked like distant stars.
A man comes and offers his guidance to the boy. The man lead the boy home. The boy also realized that the man was blind as he rapped the stones with his stick.
The actual meaning of this poem is how faith and trust are blind. The boy trusted the man, who was actually blind. He couldn't see yet he helped the boy reach home.
A man comes and offers his guidance to the boy. The man lead the boy home. The boy also realized that the man was blind as he rapped the stones with his stick.
The actual meaning of this poem is how faith and trust are blind. The boy trusted the man, who was actually blind. He couldn't see yet he helped the boy reach home.
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