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<span>Lawrence Ferlinghetti compares the San Francisco light in his poem “The Changing Light” to the San Francisco fog. Instead of depicting the fog as dark and gloomy, Ferlinghetti described San Francisco's fog as delicate and unearthly, thus bestowing a mystical image to the city.</span>

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