The fog comes silently because its movements are like that of cat. It's a part of nature and thus patient and never hurries. It has nothing to do with humans and does not depend on them. hence it comes without warning and silently. It sits in the city looking over the surroundings and finally goes aRead more

In order to describe the coming and going off of the fog, the poet compares it to the cat. According to him, fog comes on little cat feet i.e. silently and without any warning. It sits there and looks over the city and dock and finally moves on without making any noise. Read summary of this poem.

The central idea of the poem Fog is that nature is alive. The poet compares the movement of fog with that of cat. According to him, the fog comes silently like cat on its little feet (without making any noise). After coming, it sits looking over the city as well as dock and does not make any movemenRead more

The moral of the poem Fog by Carl Sandburg is change. Change is the inevitable part of nature as well as of humanity. In the poem, the poet was going to interview a judge. However on his way, he encounters fog which halts his journey. The poet sits down and while waiting for the fog to go away, he wRead more

The poem Fog is written by American poet, biographer, journalist, and editor Carl Sandburg. It appeared in Sandburg's first mainstream collection of poems, Chicago Poems, which was published in 1916. Read summary of this poem.