The speaker wonders about the power the thawing ground swells show each spring, which is later contrasted with the destruction wrought by careless hunters.
The speaker wonders about the power the thawing ground swells show each spring, which is later contrasted with the destruction wrought by careless hunters. The last section focuses on the relationship between the speaker and his neighbor, both New England farmers, and characterizes their spring activity as an "outdoor game." For 10 points--, identify this forty-five line blank verse poem that ends with the line "Good fences make good neighbors."
The speaker wonders about the power the thawing ground swells show each spring, which is later contrasted with the destruction wrought by careless hunters.
{“Mending Wall”}