The walls of death and depreciation allow only backwardness. Certain walls only permit failure. The theme of separation shows Frost’s character and Reagan's Viewpoint. They both emphasize the effects in people,while Reagan show the impact on countries and civilizations (“Mending Wall”,”Tear Down This wall”)
While the writers both show the same opinion, they express it in different ways. Frost character is timid in the way he expresses his view on how he hats the wall(“Mending Wall”), yet Reagan is austere when he articulates his perspective (“Tear Down This Wall”) The primary effect on walls falls on the individual.
People’s rights were separated by the Berlin wall. People woke up to find themselves separated from friends family work and their homes, so President Reagan decided to make a change publicly(Tear down this wall). Frost’s narrator is internally struggling , for the knows the wall has a negative payoff. He is afraid to tell his neighbor about his disapproval of the wall and he proves to be a hypocrite(Mending Wall). The author of “Tear Down This Wall” also emphasizes the effect of walls of countries.…show more content… This wall decreased immigration,and slowed the spreading of ideas for government. It also caused confusion in the workforce.(“Tear Down This Wall”). Although Reagan vividly describe the effect on germany, Frost does not include the effect a barrier has on a larger population.The berlin wall affected more than just the country it was
