The poet’s personal context such as that of Robert Frost influence the way in which a person might read a poem. Look at the poem Mending Wall, the poem focuses on the sides of conflict building and tearing down the wall which divides then apart. The meaning of Mending Wall to the poet, Robert Frost, is rural and agricultural attention in which he takes an interest in from his days as a farmer. The poem could be related to a real life situation in which Robert Frost has encountered or simply an influence from his interests and the events of the First World War.

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Robert Frost’s economical context would influence the way a person might read a poem. Such as that of the poem The Road Not Taken. Where the poem talks of choices also, between two paths; a path taken by many or a path untaken and full of undergrowth. In the days of Robert Frost and his economical influence, you can see that why this poem was written, a poor man, a farmer, would not have the expenses for a horse carriage.

Here the horse representing society shakes the persona out of his passiveness and leads him back to reality, of the deaths and sicknesses happen to his children and wife. The ending stanza of,

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