The passages in Thoreau’s Walden that include “Where I lived and what I lived for”, indicate his appreciation and awe for the natural beauty in front of him.
Example #1:
The first example of his appreciation of nature is when Thoreau states, “whenever I looked out on the pond it impressed me like a tarn high up on the side lakes, and, as the sun arose...”. He is saying how nice it was to look out into the pond as the sun was rising and realizing how nice the mist from the pond looked and how the little ripples were a great little movement in the pond. He goes on to saying how the mist was moving quickly and “stealthy” to the woods onto the trees.
Example #2:
Thoreau’s appreciation goes on into the second example of when he states, “The
Example #1:
The first example of his appreciation of nature is when Thoreau states, “whenever I looked out on the pond it impressed me like a tarn high up on the side lakes, and, as the sun arose...”. He is saying how nice it was to look out into the pond as the sun was rising and realizing how nice the mist from the pond looked and how the little ripples were a great little movement in the pond. He goes on to saying how the mist was moving quickly and “stealthy” to the woods onto the trees.
Example #2:
Thoreau’s appreciation goes on into the second example of when he states, “The