The tenderness of one of the characters in this work is compared to "the harp-like morning glory strings, / Taut with the dew from garden bed to eaves." The title character is unable to persuade another character that he is able to "find water with a hazel prong." That other character is a boy named Harold who "studied Latin like the violin," with 
The tenderness of one of the characters in this work is compared to "the harp-like morning glory strings, / Taut with the dew from garden bed to eaves." The title character is unable to persuade another character that he is able to "find water with a hazel prong." That other character is a boy named Harold who "studied Latin like the violin," with whom the title character would like to "make a team for work."  The title character is discovered "huddled against the barn-door, fast asleep" by a character who comes up from Rowe's, and is dragged into the house by Mary even though Warren cannot afford to pay him to ditch the meadow.  FTP, name this poem that features the passing of Silas, published in North of Boston by Robert Frost.
The tenderness of one of the characters in this work is compared to "the harp-like morning glory strings, / Taut with the dew from garden bed to eaves.
"The Death of the Hired Man"