The title action of this poem is made necessary by the frozen ground which swells, or by hunters looking for a rabbit, or by elves.
The title action of this poem is made necessary by the frozen ground which swells, or by hunters looking for a rabbit, or by elves. The speaker claims that his apple trees will not eat the cones of his neighbor's pines, but he cannot change the neighbor's belief that "good fences make good neighbors." For 10 points, this describes what poem by Robert Frost?
The title action of this poem is made necessary by the frozen ground which swells, or by hunters looking for a rabbit, or by elves.
“{Mending Wall}”