Can you help explain this Henry David Thoreau Quote to me?

"I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately"--he wants to experience every moment of his life. He wants to understand his existence, rather than simply exist. He doesn't want to die without ever having contemplated what it means to live--simply and as one with nature.

He's saying that he went to the woods to live. To experience "life." To see how and why the birds chirp. When and how quickly the trees bud and flower and shed their leaves. He watched how the pond changed with the seasons. Watched birds go from chicks being fed by their mothers to flying creatures who sought out their own food. He wanted to study every aspect of life in every living thing he could find...so he could gain some understanding of what "life" was really about. He did it because he thought that these more basic things were the true meaning of life and he wanted to be as informed about it all as he could possibly be.

i think of its like this woman i recognize: She is only form of undeniable finding on the exterior, yet she is so candy and giving and being concerned; when you get to nicely known her a sprint, you already know that she is quite appealing.