A character in this poem "moves in darkness" that is greater than that of the woods or that of the "shade of trees".
A character in this poem "moves in darkness" that is greater than that of the woods or that of the "shade of trees". This poem derides hunters by claiming that "they would have the rabbit out of hiding to please the yelping dogs". This poem's speaker emphatically declares, "Stay where you are until our backs are turned!" in describing a sort of "outdoor game" that only has one player on either side. This poem describes boulders as being sometimes shaped like loaves and sometimes shaped like balls. This poem's talkative speaker walks with a surly neighbor who twice recites his father's saying that "Good fences make good neighbors". For 10 points, name this poem about fixing a barrier by Robert Frost.
A character in this poem "moves in darkness" that is greater than that of the woods or that of the "shade of trees".
"Mending Wall"