... 's way of stating that two people with different ways of belief, race, or culture, can exist side by side and in harmony without barriers to separate them from one another. Unfortunately, the narrator's neighbor does not see things this way; he prefers isolation and feels that fences are needed between people to live in harmony. Because of this he cannot open himself to ... survival of prejudice and segregation is therefore discovered and the wall is mended for yet another generation to keep. The language that Frost uses is very appropriate for the setting and tone of the poem. His use o...

• Word Count: 1478
• Approx Pages: 6
• Grade Level: High School