What is frost implying when he says that his neighbour "moves in darkness as it seems to me /not of woods only and the shade of trees"? What might darkness symbolise/represent in this poem?
The darkness represents ignorance.The speaker is pointing out the flaws in his neighbour's thinking. He is implying that his neighbour is bound by old and illogical ideas in insisting that
there should be a wall
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Kanthiah answered this
yes thank you
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Shailee Kampani answered this
The darkness represents ignorance. The speaker is pointing out the flaws in his neighbour's thinking.he is implying that his neighbour is bound by old and illogical ideas in insisting that there should be a wall
