12.365 Simplifications

[thoreau]

January 12, 1855: Perhaps what most moves us in winter is some reminiscence of far-off summer. How we leap by the side of the open brooks! What beauty in the running brooks! What life! What society! The cold is merely superficial; it is summer still at the core, far, far within. It is in the cawing of the crow, the crowing of the cock, the warmth of the sun on our backs. - The Diary of Henry David Thoreau


Title: Brook 2
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