Charles Burchfield, Journals, May 7, 1915

A dozen days in one – a wild sweeping winds wrought changes in the sky so rapidly it was amazing – one could spend days in the skies –

 I am sorry I stayed indoors – a vigorous wind was what I needed to clear my dusty mind – yet to watch it bend the trees in leaf-tearing rhythms was in itself freshening – Hard dashing showers at times –

 Evening clear and cool star sparkled sky – cool depthy trees – To Eastman’s

Charles E Burchfield,  5-7-15 –