Solitude

In the essay �gSolitude,�h the author Henry David Thoreau says that nature is the place where he can feel harmonious with and loved by nature, and cannot feel solitude. In addition, there is enough time that he can spend contemplating a society. First, he had also felt fear or solitude in a deep woods as many people think. However, he found he was not alone, rather, he was surrounded by gentle nature. So, he …

…feel restful and comfortable, liberated from society. Exactly, I believe his idea might be fine or nice. If everyone could feel the same thing or feeling and notice the value of nature, we would have a leeway to think about everything. And we could live better than now, and we would think about nature more seriously. In addition, we could avoid a tragedy as in �gFriends,�h which was caused in modern, crammed, lonely society.