This document discusses fog and contains summaries of two poems about fog. It defines fog as a cloud touching the ground and explains that fog is made of tiny water droplets. It also notes that Point Reyes, California has the foggiest conditions in the US. The document also explains the expression "on cloud nine" and includes a short poem by Carl Sandburg describing how fog moves in silently like a cat.

1. Poem 1 The Fog by William
Henry Davies

2. Fog
This is what you saw
when you looked out of
the window one morning.
Is it hard to see the trees?
There could be two
reasons.
The windows need a
good cleaning.
It could be a sudden
appearance of fog.

3. Did You Know?
 Simply defined, fog is a cloud touching
the ground.
 Fog or ground clouds are made of
millions of tiny droplets of water
floating in the air.
 The foggiest area in the United States
is Point Reyes, California. It is in the
top two foggiest land areas in the
world with over 200 days of fog a year.

4. It means `to be extremely happy’
Meghna was on cloud nine last week when she got the
first prize in the music competition.
India was on cloud nine when it lifted the Cricket
World Cup after 28 years.
Ever heard the expression `on
cloud nine'?

5. Well, if you’ve walked through fog,
you’ve walked through a cloud.
So…
You will be on cloud nine…

6. Read and Enjoy
Fog
The fog comes
on little cat feet.
It sits looking
over city and harbor
on silent haunches
and then moves on.
Carl Sandburg

7. Read and Enjoy
Fog
The fog comes
on little cat feet.
It sits looking
over city and harbor
on silent haunches
and then moves on.
Carl Sandburg