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Robert Lee Frost
(1874-03-26)March 26, 1874
San Francisco, California, US

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Frost shifts the focus back to the rustic farmland of a fading American lifestyle. “The Mending Wall” was written by Robert Frost in 1913.

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During the time Frost gets back on his feet and is inspired to start teaching, a Job that lasted a total of 5 years, his sixth and last child was born and died of complications. As soon as he leaves his job in Pinkerton Academy in 1911,

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1. the tale of two neighbors who meet in April to repair the damage that the winter freeze has inflicted upon their shared wall.

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(1878-01-06)January 6, 1878
Galesburg, Illinois, U.S.

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Carl Sandburg's best-known poem and has been a popular choice for study since it was first published in Chicago Poems in 1916. Sandburg was inspired to write it one day out walking near Chicago's Grant Park

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1. People could trust anybody with anything, so the walls are if you cant see what your neighbors doing and you two just mind your own business then everything will be okay

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He was bedridden his last two years, and he relied on his wife as spokesperson until his death at home from a second heart attack on July 22, 1967