The wall is not required.
The wall should be removed because there are just apple and pine trees to contain, not cows, according to the speaker. Walls for the sake of walls are not something he believes in. There are only apple and pine trees to contain, according to the speaker, and there is no reason to keep the wall up. He rejects the idea of building barriers merely for their own sake.
In the poem, the speaker complains about the gaps because, once the holes are found, he and his neighbor must once again collaborate to erect the wall separating their properties. The poem "Mending Wall" by Robert Frost addresses the issue of whether or not barriers should be constructed and kept in good condition. Unidentified individual who lives in a distinctly rural area and asks whether it makes sense to maintain a wall that continues collapsing every year is the poem's speaker.
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