FOG
Carl Sandburg
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Word Meaning Of the Poem (Fog)
(i) Harbour – Port
(ii) Fog – Very thick mist
(iii) Haunches – Knees
(iv) Silent – Quiet
(v) Moves on – Disappear / goes on.
(vi) Flustered – Become nervous
(vii) Gobbled – Swallowed Hastily
Rhyme Word of the Poem (Fog)
(i) Feet – Seat
(ii) Silent – Violent
Question & Answer of the Poem (Fog)
Q1. What does Carl Sandburg think the fog is
like?
Ans: The poet Carl Sandburg think the fog is like a cat.
Q2. With which thing does the poet compare fog?
Ans: The poet Carl Sandburg compares fog with cat.
Q3. What does ‘it’ in the third line refer to?
Ans: In the third line the ‘it’ refers to the ‘fog’ which comes
stealthily and silently like a cat in the world and then covers the world city
and harbour.
Q4. Does the poet actually say that the fog is
like a cat? Find three things that tell us that the fog is like a cat?
Ans: No, the poet does not actually say that the fog is like a
cat, but he uses the metaphor of cat for comparison as both of them have some
similarities in features.
Three
things that tell us that the fog is like a cat are:
(i) The fog comes to the world silently and covers the city like a cat
that always walks on soft padded feet without making any sound.
(ii) The fog comes silently over the harbor and the city and looks over
it just like a cat that seats on its haunches and looks around its
surroundings.
(iii) The fogs moves on as silently as it come just like a cat.
Q5. Does this poem have a rhyme scheme? Poetry
that does not have an obvious rhythm or rhyme is called ‘free verse’.
Ans: This poem does not have a rhyme scheme as the sentences do
not end with like sounds. There is no pattern of similarity in the sounds of
the ending words of any of the sentences, therefore the poem is written in free
verse.
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