In a pleasant spring morning all men's sins
are forgiven.
----Henry David Thoreau
----Henry David Thoreau
It is chiefly the spring birds that I hear at this hour, and in each dawn the spring is thus revived.
----Henry David Thoreau
We are most apt to remember and cherish the flowers which appear
earliest in the spring. I look with equal affection on those which are
the latest to bloom in the fall.
----Henry David Thoreau
What poem is this of spring, so often repeated!
----Henry David Thoreau
Even a little shining bud which lies sleeping behind its twig and
dreaming of spring, perhaps half concealed by ice, is object enough.
----Henry David Thoreau
To us snow and cold seem a mere delaying of the spring.
How far we are
from understanding the value of these things in the economy of Nature!
----Henry David Thoreau
The day is an epitome of the year.
The night is the winter, the morning
and evening are the spring and fall, and the noon is the summer.
----Henry David Thoreau
















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