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1A: "Where I Lived and What I Lived For" - Henry David Thoreau

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1A: "Where I Lived and What I Lived For" - Henry David Thoreau

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Quote: "We must learn to reawaken and keep ourselves awake, not by mechanical aids, but by an infinite expectation of the dawn, which does not forsake us in our soundest sleep"  (19). This quote connects to transcendentalism because people should start their morning by staring at at the beautiful sky before the sunrise.

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Quote: "I can easily walk ten, fifteen, twenty, any number of miles, commencing at my own door, without going by any house, without crossing a road except where the fox and the mink do: first along by the river, and then the brook, and then the meadow and the woodside" (17). This quote connects to transcendentalism because it shows individualism, and the appreciation of nature.

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Quote: "I am the lover of uncontained and immortal beauty. In the wilderness, I find something more dear and connate than in streets or villages" (39). This quote is related to transcendentalism because Ralph Waldo Emerson states that living in nature is more beautiful than living in villages. He recommends people to value nature more than cities, or villages.

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Quote: "There is no object so foul that intense light will not make beautiful" (39). Quote: "Nature is a sea of forms radically alike and even unique. A leaf, a sun-beam, a landscape, the ocean, make an analogous impression on the mind What is common to them all, — that perfectness and harmony, is beauty[ (40). These quotes are related to transcendentalism because it shows how nature provides the beauty on earth, and how it plays a huge role in peoples' thoughts.

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1E: "Self-Reliance" - Ralph Waldo Emerson

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1E: "Self-Reliance" - Ralph Waldo Emerson

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Quote:  "No law can be sacred to me but that of my nature. Good and bad are but names very readily transferable to that or this; the only right is what is after my constitution, the only wrong what is against it" ( 36). This quote is an example of transcendentalism because it shows how nature is more valuable, and scare than laws, and names that people just follow, and believe in.

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The poem "O Me! O Life!" by Walt Whitman is a poem where Whitman questions his own purpose, and wonders why life can be so cruel. Whitman's poem is in a question-answer format, where he asks himself questions, and answers them later. He argues that human beings should bot complain, and always be thankful to what they have. Whitman wrote this poem to remind his audience, and himself that the purpose of life is to live, and never complain about anything.

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This connects to transcendentalism because these students are going out of their way, and against their school laws to express nature, and sit in a lonely, quiet cave to discuss poems. This shows individualism because they are sitting by themselves with no noise, or people around them.

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My verse in this world would be to teach people to value nature, and to appreciate nature. In order to do that, I will try to convince them to cut less tress, kill less animals, and use less plastic, because throwing plastic away is killing all of our beautiful animals. About 100,000 innocent animals die from plastic, that includes seals, penguins, ducks, birds, and all kinds of animals. We need our planet to stay beautiful. I will contribute to the world by using recyclable objects, and start using less plastic items that include water bottles, so our nature can stay gorgeous. I will be giving my own happiness to the world, I could simply use plastic items to satisfy myself, and just throw them away, instead, I'm starting to change my lifestyle because all the results I'm witnessing of animals getting tortured, and choked from plastic, and bad pollution caused by us, humans.

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Went outside for a walk

Took a moment on my own space

I don’t want to hear anyone talk

Here is the case

You won’t believe what I found

Broken trees all over the ground

I wonder who did that?

Burning forests, they don’t care

That is really unfair

I wonder who doesn’t give their attention?

When I was young, I enjoyed my walks

Walking with my dad enjoying nature, and the beautiful talks.

But now, the rusty smell of machines

Industrialization has ruined our dreams

I wonder who did that?

All the smoke coming out of the factories

Ruining our beautiful chat

We try to make new memories

But we can’t because of our enemies

Who ruin our lives and cities

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The song "Let it Go" from the movie Frozen is a song that resembles transcendentalism. It resembles transcendentalism because it shows individualism, and the thought of one self.

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This # connects to transcendentalism because I was walking through nature, and looking at all the beautiful views from the top of the mountain.

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I was enjoying nature as the wind blew past me, with no voice other than trees, and leafs moving around.

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I was enjoying the view as I was standing on top of the mountains, with all the trees, and grass around me.

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I was enjoying all the big trees around me, and all the different views I was looking at from the top of the mountain.

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People spend most of their free time on their phone, instead of enjoying nature, and individualism.

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I put a picture of a leaf to represent how nature can teach people to be strong people who are self-reliant, and can lead up to a strong society, which is repented in the metal of the nature(the leaf.)
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