Due: 9/19 Quotation explanation of Henry David Thoreau

"Where I lived, and what I Lived For"- by Henry David Thoreau

~ "the morning is the most memrable seasion of the day, is the awakening hour"
- i really like this quote because its states something so obvious but in a suddle way that i have never realized before. it breaks the day up into parts and compairs it to the seasions. its says that morning is the most memorable time of the day, it is the awakenign hour, this reminds me of spring time becasue they are both crisp and starts something new. Henry is breaking the day down into a small year.

~ "all intelegents awake in the morning"
- This quote is quite self explanitory but if you look deeper you may see other hidden reasons. every thing wakes up in the morning and so all the minds start working again. the quote about also says alot about the mornings and how it invokes thaught and it is the most memorable time of the day. it think the mornings start the mind agian and also is a very thaught pervoking time of day which is what i think Henry Thoreau is trying to get across.