it's his family's house and where he grew up, similar to how he was desensitized to his wifeExplanation: Amy explains why the man "can't speak of his own child that's dead." What defense does Amy offer for her resistance to the man's words
the neighbor views the mending wall as something for them to share but the speaker fails to see the communal value of the wallinstead of mending the wall, title implies that the wall is mending something elseestablishes the setting and characters of the poem. Where does the poem take place? Describe how these characters interact.Frost's language is full of subtext, which supplies his work with subtle double-meaning. How do you interpret "she, in her place," and "blind creature
