For Robert Frost

every man who ever built a wall still might take note of dignity and gall when Frost lamented keeping apples in I wonder if he thought of East Berlin his neighbor sought to keep his pine cones out from mixing with the apples all about a mystic sees the mischief that we make how many walls can this world really take too many walls it seems are all around I think Frost would agree they must come down and I can understand his burden's load after all those apples that he towed the heavy weight as weariness befalls a man who deals with apples fools and walls