Introduction
Mending wall
poem is written by Robert frost. He was born on 26 March, 1874. Robert frost was written famous and interest poem ‘‘Mending
Wall’’ is published in 1917. He was first unusual and natural and American popular poet. Robert frost was died on 20
January 1963. It is a neighbored and wall. “Mending” wall, it keeps the relationship
between the two neighbors in good Condition. Take up a philosophical analysis
of the purpose of the wall.
poem are two main important
point.........
The Wall
The speaker’s neighbor
“Mending
Wall” is a Dramatic narrative poem. The narrator, a New England farmer,
contacts his neighbor and between two farms. “Mending” considered as an
adjective, the title suggests that the wall serves a more subtle function.
“I let my
neighbor know beyond the hill”.
The first line speaker begins
with addressing the wall. Poem started with the the wall and they have main
point of the Mending wall. The speaker sees both the practicality of
maintaining the wall in some places and the impracticality of maintaining the
wall where there is no physical need for it. That rather then poem divided the
lines.
First lines are.......
Something is a wishy-washy world and just about anything
under the
sun can qualify as “something”
By using “something” instead of “someone” over speaker suggests that human are not the only
wall-destroying culprit around. The speaker sees both the practicality of
maintaining the wall in some places.
Next is 2 to 9 lines analysis to
water, hunter and their Dog freezes it expands. This process the boulders
debilitate and leave gaps in the wall that even two can pass walking
side-by-side. Speaker approve of this allows people to communicate rather than
set up divisions between them. While they do this their dogs are yipping until
the hunters get the hare. After the hunters have broken through the wall, the
speaker then repairs it.
10 to 15 lines are speaker
does
not know when the wall was made spring
mending-time refers to a new born
speaker fixes wall in spring. Apparently the speaker has a neighbor that lives
over the hill
“Wall between us” repetition
emphasizing the wall irony on “wall”
because it separates and brings together speaker and neighbor.
In the next line 16 to 19 repetition of “each” stresses
their separateness and also the neighbor’s somewhat childish and attitude. They
have to use a “spell” to have the
boulders stay still so the wall won’t fall.
Next is 20 to 24 lines are the
speaker and neighbor’s fingers are rough
because they are handling rocks. The
speaker
begins to see the wall as a part of a game.
Literal: the speaker is
being playful with his
neighbor. The wall is not needed. His
neighbor owns pine trees and the speaker
owns apple trees.
In another are lines 25-27 His apple trees will not grow
to a point where it will interfere with the pine trees. The speaker personifies
the apple trees. 24 lines are…..
“Good
fences to make good neighbor”
"Neighbor wants to feel
secure within own space, approves of wall, sees them as creation boundaries and
fostering good neighborliness"
28 to 32 lines are a spring makes the speaker mischievous baby learning messes
with everything. If he can change the neighbor’s mind about having a wall.
Fences make good neighbors since no cows are there to build a wall.
Next is 33 to 36 lines are Wonders if the wall would
offend anybody and Pun in “offense” or "A fence"
Refers back to
1st line humans out there in the
world that don’t love walls. Instead they want the wall down.
37 to 42 some natural thing in
nature
that does not approve of the presence of the
wall. His true “motives” are starting to
become clearer he
wants to change the way his
neighbor thinks...........
What is the purpose of the
wall?
The woods in the
aforementioned line are
on the edge of hell. This signifies that the
neighbor
is on the verge of insanity.
Last three important line are 43
to 46
the neighbor's saying..........
“Good
fences make good neighbors”
His father’s tradition, and he wants
to keep tradition of the wall. He is not prepared to think beyond that which he
has been taught poem ends with the Repetation of his father’s words.
Conclusion
It is poem about two neighbors and Wall. If
they can have dominant and personification of the way. “Mending
Wall” is a poem that resists a literal reading. What
begins as a simple poem about farm life becomes a criticism of all people whose
perspectives are limited
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