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i love henry david thoreau, he is just so intresting. i had to read walden in my junior year of highschool, yes i was a difficult book to read. . . but once you analyze the book, its really intresting.when i get enough money im going to get one of his quotes tattoed on me. . . "nothing is at last sacred, but the integrity of you own mind".
beautiful.

i love henry david thoreau, he is just so intresting. i had to read walden in my junior year of highschool, yes i was a difficult book to read. . . but once you analyze the book, its really intresting.when i get enough money im going to get one of his quotes tattoed on me. . . "nothing is at last sacred, but the integrity of you own mind".
beautiful.

i love henry david thoreau, he is just so intresting. i had to read walden in my junior year of highschool, yes i was a difficult book to read. . . but once you analyze the book, its really intresting.when i get enough money im going to get one of his quotes tattoed on me. . . "nothing is at last sacred, but the integrity of you own mind".
beautiful.

The contex of Walden is simply fascinating! For Thoreau built a house on Walden Pond in 1845 for minimal costs. He lived away from society for two years in a very primitive fashion. During this time period he studied mostly ecology and wrote a wonderful piece of literature. Although society in his day was unappreciative of his work he later became famous in the 20th century. Many people hear the saying, 'an artist isn't truley appreciated until after his/her death,' to be true. For Henry David Thoreau nothing could be closer to the truth. He is an inspirational writer and I highly recommend this book for anyone who needs a little inspiration.