Read the following lines from the poem “Mending Walli:
Something there is that doesn't love a wall", says the poet
But his neighbour says. "Good fences make good neighbours
What do you understand about the character of the poet and his neighbour. through these lines? Compare and contrast the characters of the poet and his neighbour
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the neighbour was trying to make the poet convince to make him as a good neighbour . The poet regret it
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The Poet
The poet in the poem “Mending Wall’ has a universal outlook. He feels there is no need of any type of wall between them. Both of them have possessions that are of use to neither of them. The poet wants the wall between them should be demolished and they should live amicably like brothers.
The Neighbor
The neighbor appears to be a worldly man of worldly practicality. He believes walls are a must to maintain good neighborly relations. So he is always busy mending the wall between him and the poet. He just wants to live like a neighbor – not as a brother.
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