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What one thing does Thoreau say stifles poetry and?
Thoreau says business stifles poetry and philosophy.
What one thing does Thoreau say stifles poetry. and philosophy?
Thoreau says business stifles poetry and philosophy.
Where does the Bible says Isaiah dies?
Nowhere.
Where can you find jackass in the Bible?
nowhere in Ephesians it says and be ye kind one to another . People should not be mean to each other but because of sin we are mean and rude.
Which one thing does Thoreau say stifles poetry and philosophy?
Thoreau says that conformity stifles poetry and philosophy by limiting individual expression and creativity.
What is the one thing that Thoreau says stifles poetry and philosophy?
Thoreau identifies conformity as the one thing that stifles poetry and philosophy, as he believes that yielding to societal expectations limits one's ability to think freely and creatively.
What does thoreau mean when he says I have never yet met a man who was quite awake?
Most people do not understand the possibilities for their own lives
What one thing does Thoreau say stifles poetry and phillosophy?
Thoreau says that conformity stifles poetry and philosophy because it restricts individual thought and expression, leading to a lack of original ideas and creativity.
What does Thoreau mean when he says that at Walden Pond no storms no dust can dim its surface ever fresh?
Thoreau is describing the sense of purity and timelessness of Walden Pond, suggesting that its beauty remains untarnished by external disruptions or distractions. He views the pond as a place of constant renewal and serenity that is impervious to the chaos and imperfections of the outside world.
How sun is formed?
They don't form.They appear out of nowhere like the Bible says.
Can you show me in the Bible where it says Mary was without sin?
Nowhere in the Bible does it say that.
Who is Henry David Thoreau?
Henry David Thoreau is a American writer and poet.Henry David Thoreau was not only a writer, he was a philosopher, a scientist, and an acclaimed transcendentalist.
