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Poetry: Walking in the fog

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  by Gerald Andres

  London Fog
  (or Escape the Night)

  Quiet drops of recent rain
  patter gently from rustling leaves above.
  Street lamp bright

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  by Jerica Collins

  Invisible or yet it seems
  alone among the mist
  Like smoke encircling me
  it draws me in

  Silence like no other
  as if a barrier

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  by Paul Lines

  The fog creeps over the flat terrain,
  whirling aside as its tendrils touch
  and engulfs every obstacle in its path.
  Its misty

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  by Aldo Bonincontro

  - The little ghost town -

  I was walking along an old road,
  the asphalt was old, consumed and lacking
  full of mud and slimy

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  by Chris Moriarty

  West Park Mornings

  Fog is not strung like a harp
  it is a wild and sordid affair
  hungry for rhythm
  pulsing like the exodus to

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Poetry: Walking in the fog