I think this symbolizes that in the face of hardship, nature offers solace and renewal, providing a sense of peace and wholeness that can heal the wounds caused by life’s struggles. This line suggests that no matter what challenges or suffering life may bring be it disgrace or calamity as long as they retain their ability to perceive nature itself it can restore them. This shows the transcendentalist view that nature is a powerful, almost divine force that can offer profound personal transformation and healing.

I think this reflects a core value of Transcendentalism by highlighting the contrast between the untainted perception of nature often held by children and the impaired vision of adults, who have become disconnected from the natural world. Adults, in this sense, are so caught up in the complexities of everyday life that they lose the ability to see nature as it truly is as a reflection of deeper truths and a means of connecting to the divine. This line suggests that adulthood brings a blindness to the simplicity and purity that nature offers.

this is so sad its making me tear up

what page is this quote on?

the detail is that nobody liked to pay attention to class and they started out the window.

the reason is that she about to graduate school on spring.

its good a reason why is that is a coolest one an color of it