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" Excursions and Poems" is a collection of essays and poems by Henry David Thoreau, published posthumously in 1863. The collection contains some of Thoreau's most famous essays, including "Walking," "Autumn Hues," and "Wild Apples."
"The Picnic and the Poem" is considered a classic of American literature, and Thoreau's essays and poems continue to be studied and appreciated today for their insight and relevance.
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Summary
The essay in " Excursions" represents Thoreau's philosophy of individualism and self-reliance. He wrote about the importance of living intentionally and finding meaning in the natural world. In "Walking," Thoreau urges readers to explore the outdoors and be inspired by the beauty of nature. In "Autumnal Tints" he reflects on the change of seasons and the transience of life. And in "Wild Apples," Thoreau celebrates the simple pleasures of life, including the joy of finding and eating wild fruit.
Contents
INTRODUCTORY NOTE
EXCURSIONS
A YANKEE IN CANADA
I. CONCORD TO MONTREAL
II. QUEBEC AND MONTMORENCI
III. ST. ANNE
IV. THE WALLS OF QUEBEC
V. THE SCENERY OF QUEBEC; AND THE RIVER ST. LAWRENCE
NATURAL HISTORY OF MASSACHUSETTS
A WALK TO WACHUSETT
THE LANDLORD
A WINTER WALK
THE SUCCESSION OF FOREST TREES
WALKING
AUTUMNAL TINTS
WILD APPLES
NIGHT AND MOONLIGHT
TRANSLATIONS
THE PROMETHEUS BOUND OF ¨¡SCHYLUS
TRANSLATIONS FROM PINDAR
POEMS
NATURE
INSPIRATION
THE AURORA OF GUIDO
TO THE MAIDEN IN THE EAST
TO MY BROTHER
GREECE
THE FUNERAL BELL
THE MOON
THE FALL OF THE LEAF
THE THAW
A WINTER SCENE
TO A STRAY FOWL
POVERTY
PILGRIMS
THE DEPARTURE
INDEPENDENCE
DING DONG
OMNIPRESENCE
INSPIRATION (QUATRAIN)
MISSION
DELAY
PRAYER