The diction of Frost is typical of him throughout this poem. The poem employs a candid language to express the mysterious pattern of breaking wall. The diction remains according to the concept of Frost “sound of senses.”
The diction of Frost is typical of him throughout this poem. The poem employs a candid language to express the mysterious pattern of breaking wall. The diction remains according to the concept of Frost “sound of senses.”
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The speaker’s mischief is to question the traditional saying delivered by his neighbour ‘good fences make good neighbours.’ So he questions how good neighbours are made by walls. Walls are supposed to keep cows separately but not human beings.
The speaker’s mischief is to question the traditional saying delivered by his neighbour ‘good fences make good neighbours.’ So he questions how good neighbours are made by walls. Walls are supposed to keep cows separately but not human beings.
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