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Robert Frost Poem (1900), image - Coggle Diagram

- - - - A. Imagine walking and mending the wall with your neighbors, how do you feel?
    - - A. “we have to use a spell to make them balance” (line 18)
      - B. “My apple trees will…I tell him” (line 25~26) (return to the innocence of childhood)
      - this is highly interesting because it is bit different from his another piece of works. eg. fire and ice
- - - - author being sarcastic
        
        fence usually never make go relationship, instead, it separates people, thus, author is criticizing gender discrimination, racism, income inequality.
        
        something there is that doesn't love a wall = spokesperson for the minds of discriminated people
      - suggesting that the privacy of individual must be respected
        
        dosen't make sense to me, because they said they hang out together
  - - - reinforces the idea of poet being joyful at some points
        
        allowing diversity of audiences to be introduced to his art work.
- - - - Line 14 (the last line) also ends with this repitition of "I have been..."
        
        starting line and the ending line = same llne
        
        effects?
        
        demonstrates that his situation (circumstances that he's at didn't changed
        
        demonstrates the tragedy of real-life
        
        hints out the thesis/main idea of his writing
- - - - eg. mending wall
        
        however, tris to keep it appealing by adding anthrooimrphism
        
        makes it interesting and entertaining