Needless Boundaries in Frosts Mending Wall Essay -- Frost Mending Wa

Needless Boundaries in Frosts Mending groyne As long as man has existed, territories and boundaries have been a stop of life. Everyone finds a need to have a part of this earth that he can call his birth. As soon as one finds his own space, he begins to set boundaries sometimes in the form of walls or fences. This humankind of a wall raises the question with the poet, Robert Frost, as to what they are walling in or walling out. In his poem Mending Wall, Frost as the narrator participates in the repairing of a wall that he finds little purpose in. Frost suggests that at any rate himself there is something mysterious that doesnt like walls. For example, the frozen ground swells to relieve oneself gaps big enough to walk through and hunters with their dogs perhaps hav...