Nature is more than the phenomena of the physical world; nature is emotion. Nature eradicates all negativity and friction in life and exposes the tranquility. The intricacy nature provides is unequivocally astonishing; moreover, nature is like space as a result of its incredible complexity. Ralph Waldo Emerson, a wise, transcendental man, shares the same perspective as I toward nature; there is nothing in this vast, sophisticated world that has the ability to come to the equivalency of serenity nature provides Ralph Waldo Emerson and I. Ralph Waldo Emerson says, “In the wilderness, I find something more dear and connate than in streets or villages. In the tranquil landscape, and especially in the distant line of the horizon, man beholds somewhat
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Milky white clouds, as soft as snowballs, quickly caught my eye; they were screaming at me to keep staring. I could not look away (simple). Further, I noticed the phenomenal hue of rose leaves as they shone like emeralds, and the blood red roses left me awestruck as a consequence of their elegance (compound). Furthermore, I noticed that the sky had transformed from a crisp, cerulean color to an inky, onyx. The stars were diamonds in the sky; there were trillions of them glistening in the jet-black sky. Also, I observed a massive deer prancing majestically through the woods; its stunning beige fur coat attracted my attention. It was a marvelous creature. I realized that the deer was an independent creature that was not in a state of vexation in regards to anything regarding itself. The deer was entirely at ease; I pondered for a moment, and I realized that I needed to be more complacent. Further, I needed to, as an individual, be more confident; the deer had taught me a valuable life lesson. Contrary to the fact that I’ve merely walked a mile, I have attained an abundance of rich information (complex). I continued my stroll along the scenic trail toward my ultimate objective of achieving ataraxia; my experience in nature, thus far, has been
Milky white clouds, as soft as snowballs, quickly caught my eye; they were screaming at me to keep staring. I could not look away (simple). Further, I noticed the phenomenal hue of rose leaves as they shone like emeralds, and the blood red roses left me awestruck as a consequence of their elegance (compound). Furthermore, I noticed that the sky had transformed from a crisp, cerulean color to an inky, onyx. The stars were diamonds in the sky; there were trillions of them glistening in the jet-black sky. Also, I observed a massive deer prancing majestically through the woods; its stunning beige fur coat attracted my attention. It was a marvelous creature. I realized that the deer was an independent creature that was not in a state of vexation in regards to anything regarding itself. The deer was entirely at ease; I pondered for a moment, and I realized that I needed to be more complacent. Further, I needed to, as an individual, be more confident; the deer had taught me a valuable life lesson. Contrary to the fact that I’ve merely walked a mile, I have attained an abundance of rich information (complex). I continued my stroll along the scenic trail toward my ultimate objective of achieving ataraxia; my experience in nature, thus far, has been