of his poetry in Santa Fe, Frost called the "Mending Wall" 'too New Englandish' and that mending wall is an occupation he used to follow. The neighbor in the poem is not a Yankee as represented, but is actually A French-Canadian who was very particular every spring about setting up the wall.
             (theme/subject) Frost often stated that he felt 'spoken to' by nature. He called these incidents 'nature favors' and these favors served as inceptors of his poems. Many people refer to him as a nature poet, however there is always a person, a character in his nature poetry.
             (subject/setting) Frost always claimed he wasn't a nature poet and that there is almost always a person in the poem and that the poem is about the person, not about nature, which is usually beautifully described. Nature seemed to be Frost's furniture.
             (language/tone) Frost makes much of tone and depends upon the sound of the voice-tone to communicate the emphasis of the poem, such as the 'oh&
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