Charles E. Burchfield, Journals, Vol. 33, July 10, c. 1920

July noon – (10^th)
Tall trees standing motionless with flat green shadows -, there is a film over the sun, and the air takes on a hazy brassy appearance –
The call of a woodpecker – a fly buzzes –
It is eternity – the old romantic power of primitive sunlight - , there are endless valleys of sun-topped trees – scent of milkweed.
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The afternoon – The air becomes more stagnant – the ground hot – the sky turns to a sultry violet; hasty clouds – the day dies endlessly –

Charles E. Burchfield, Vol. 33, loose page 2, July 10, c. 1920