Robert Frost based a lot of his poems on emotions and real life experiences. He wanted to show the world his life through his poetry. For example, Robert Frost’s poem “Mending Wall” was about two neighbors that fixed their walls separating their land every year at the same time. Although many people didn’t understand or see the point in doing it, they still kelp doing it because they believed that “Good fences make good neighbors. When Robert Frost wrote this poem, he was reflecting upon his life when him and his own neighbor came out every day to fix their fence together. Another example would be when Robert Frost wrote “The Lockless Door.” It was about a person being home alone with a front door that doesn’t lock. He heard a knock on the