Thursday, March 30, 2006
One Impulse From a Vernal Wood
Thoreau, Journals, February 14, 1856:
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May I ever be in as good spirits as a willow! How tenacious of life! How withy! How soon it gets over its hurts! They never despair. Is there no moisture longer in nature which they can transmute into sap? They are emblems of youth, joy, and everlasting life.
