Question

Which best describes one of the themes in the "Mending Wall" by Robert Frost?

Answer 1

The theme of this poem is that a respectful distance between neighbours is the recipe for harmonious relationships:
‘Good fences make good neighbors’.

The theme of this poem is a farmer’s pride in the wisdom passed down to him by his father:
‘He will not go behind his father's saying’.

The poet portrays an unusual and dour country character:
‘like an old-stone savage armed he moves in darkness’.

The theme of this poem is co-operation between neighbours:
‘I let my neighbour know beyond the hill’.

Answer 2

People often put up barriers out of habit.

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