
Fog
by Lola Ridge
'Fog' Summary
'Fog' is a powerful poem from Lola Ridge's collection, *The Ghetto, and Other Poems*. The poem uses the image of fog to symbolize the oppressive and suffocating conditions of urban life. It evokes a sense of anonymity and despair, reflecting the struggles of those living in poverty and facing social injustice. The poem's bleak imagery, coupled with its passionate tone, creates a sense of urgency and calls for social change. Ridge's use of vivid language and metaphorical imagery conveys the brutal realities of urban life and the human cost of societal inequality. The poem is a testament to Ridge's commitment to social justice and her ability to use poetry as a tool for activism and social change.Book Details
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