Later, the speaker makes the accurate observation "
This poem mentions some hunters who are intent on having "the rabbit out of hiding / To please the yelping dogs." Later, the speaker makes the accurate observation "But here there are no cows" before having a vision of another man who "moves in darkness" and appears to be a "savage armed." The speaker resists the temptation to say the word "Elves," and confesses that "Spring is the mischief in me" after noting that his apple trees will never eat his neighbor's pine cones. FTP, name this poem about two people who meet annually to perform the titular activity on the line between their two properties, the first poem in North of Boston by Robert Frost which includes the statement "Good fences make good neighbors."
This poem mentions some hunters who are intent on having "the rabbit out of hiding /
"Mending Wall"