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The story Nature written by Ralph Waldo Emerson is one giant motif in its self. In the story Emerson truly shows his passion in great detail of the bountiful glory of nature. He conveys his massage through deep metaphors and descriptions of nature. The motif or theme of the story is how nature can control your emotions in such a way as if the world around you didn't exist and how your emotions can tie into the way you view life. The story is saturated with messages of peace and love for all things nature has to offer. "Nature always wears the colors of the spirit" is a powerful quote that represents just how devoted Emerson is to showing the reader how powerful your emotions can be towards your life. Through the writing Emerson makes it clear that there can be a light and a dark side of nature. The light side being the
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