The “Mending Wall” from what I can decipher is that the wall is metaphorical and used to set boundaries. Regardless of those boundaries Frost and his neighbor know each other well. When he refers to how no one has heard the gaps being in the wall I believe he’s talking about boundaries being crossed without anyone being aware of so. This could relate to a lot of things in anyone’s life, anyone can overstep a boundary by saying, doing, or not doing, and so much more. Another thing to note is how he says the neighbor can’t be swayed from his statement of “Good fences make good neighbors” which is says the neighbor learned from his father. Therefore, it almost comes off as a tradition, but, in all actuality, it’s an inherited behavior from his
