For 10 points, name this Robert Frost poem that contains the line "Good fences make good neighbors."
The speaker of this poem complains about hunters who strive "to please the yelping dogs." This poem notes that "we have to use a spell to make them balance" and that "we wear our fingers rough with handling them" every spring. It states that the title object is only good where there are cows, "but here there are no cows" and there are no elves that want the title structure to be there. This poem's speaker is "apple orchard" and his "apple trees will never get across" to eat pine cones. The speaker of this poem meets his neighbor "to walk the line" and set the title structure between them once again. For 10 points, name this Robert Frost poem that contains the line "Good fences make good neighbors."
The speaker of this poem complains about hunters who strive "to please the yelping dogs.
"Mending Wall"