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A poem by Robert Frost called,
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Jeff Dorschner English 235 Response #1 9-11-03 For my first response of the semester, I was quite intrigued with a poem by Robert Frost called, "Mending Wall." In this poem, the author tells a story about the relationship between him and his neighbor. He seems to be questioning the thought of a fence between their property line. What catches my attention right away in this poem is that the author sees the fence that is between the two of them to be dividing not only their land or property, but dividing a possible friendship. In the poem it says, "And on a day we meet to walk the line, and set the wall between us once again." It seems to me that the neighbor and the author tend to have a yearly routine come spring. The neighbors have a stone wall that separates their land. Each year, the wall needs to be fixed...
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