From the Growing Seasons In "From the Growing Seasons" by Samuel Hynes, the author used good writing by using descriptive and relatable language. After the kid wakes up, he hears fireworks. The narrator speaks, "I wake up in the half dark before dawn to the sound of the day's first explosions, a distant rattling stutter; somewhere, in the far off backyards other kids can't wait" (Hynes 245). This is relatable because as kids, they can not wait for the fireworks to come on the Fourth of July. Children do not have a lot of patience; therefore, they do not like to wait for the fun to happen. They want it as soon as possible. Soon before the fireworks start, the narrator describes the setting. The narrator reflects, "The sunset loses
