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The article presents the poem "Imperturbable," by Cale Young Price. This poem describes the fog. The fog, like a silent shroud has rolled in three times on the day the poem was written. There have been startled noises from all around upon the descent of the fog. The breakers ran like ghosts moaning and tumbling three times. The frightened birds cried aloud three times on the stumbling wind. But the poet cast his net without a fear though the birds were stirring and crying because he knew that under the sway of every sea there is calm lying. |
