... remain as a zone marker is an awesome route for the storyteller to keep away from a clash with his neighbor. As every man strolls the length of the wall and replaces stones, they are both conceding to the limit line set forth by the walls foundation. On the off chance that this wall did not exist, the property lines may get to ... ...
... back again. In the second stanza Frost makes us realize why are they going and coming back. Frost continues with: "The ones who are living come today to read the stones and go away tomorrow dead will come to stay". The grim reality of this is that when they die they will stay there forever, so what he is saying is ... ...
... held in common, as in " a secret between people- or " a bond between friends."" The wall divides but it also connects, if you look at it that way. Frost's metaphor of the stones in the wall being "loaves- or "balls- (26-27) alludes to how people can put anything, even simple inanimate objects such as these or a wall, between one another. The separation ... ...
... 's frost and wind destroyed a wall so badly that two people can walk freely through the gaps. The brute force of the winter was strong enough to knock down the largest stones. The speaker continues to deliberate on what ruined this wall: The work of hunters is another thing: I have come after them and made repair Where they would have left not ... ...
