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The beauty of nature is a fragile and fleeting thing from "summary" of Pilgrim at Tinker Creek by Dillard Annie

The world we inhabit is a place of constant change and impermanence. It is a world where beauty is not a permanent fixture, but rather a fleeting and delicate thing that can easily be lost or destroyed. In "Pilgrim at Tinker Creek," Annie Dillard explores the idea that the beauty of nature is a fragile and fleeting entity that we must cherish and protect. Throughout the book, Dillard observes the intricate and awe-inspiring beauty of the natural world around her. She marvels at the delicate balance of life and death, growth and decay that is ever-present in the landscape. From the fragile wings of a butterfly to the fleeting colors of a sunset, Dillard captures the ephemeral nature of beauty in all its forms. Dillard also reflects on the fragility of nature in the face of human intervention and destruction. She witnesses the impact of deforestation, pollution, and urbanization on the natural world, and laments the loss of beauty and biodiversity that comes with it. Dillard's observations serve as a poignant...
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    Pilgrim at Tinker Creek

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