The poem is about two neighbors that meet periodically to repair a stone wall that divides their properties. The narrator is unable to understand the need of that wall. He’s skeptical and says that even nature itself doesn’t love a wall, because of the gaps and boulders that fall. The narrator lives in the Big here. He seems to be connected to nature and his surroundings. He is questioning the necessity of building a wall when there are only apple and pines trees. He says “Something there is that doesn’t love a wall, that wants it down.” On the other hand is the neighbor. He asserts that the stone wall is vital for their relationship repeating “Good fences make good neighbors.” The neighbor is apparently old-fashioned and incapable of breaking a tradition. That is why the neighbor lives in a small here. He guides his life by traditional
The poem is about two neighbors that meet periodically to repair a stone wall that divides their properties. The narrator is unable to understand the need of that wall. He’s skeptical and says that even nature itself doesn’t love a wall, because of the gaps and boulders that fall. The narrator lives in the Big here. He seems to be connected to nature and his surroundings. He is questioning the necessity of building a wall when there are only apple and pines trees. He says “Something there is that doesn’t love a wall, that wants it down.” On the other hand is the neighbor. He asserts that the stone wall is vital for their relationship repeating “Good fences make good neighbors.” The neighbor is apparently old-fashioned and incapable of breaking a tradition. That is why the neighbor lives in a small here. He guides his life by traditional